Warren Mi Historical Documents Two

Vol 17 Historical Documents Two Contents and notes 1 page 1817 Warren Maps 2 pages 1817 Warren area
survey notes 37 pages Warren Union Cemetery 76 pages Children in Warren Union Cemetery 56 pages INFANT AND MATERNAL MORTALITY 3 pages Deaths in Warren 1867-1900 26 pages Deaths from Macomb County Records 18 pages Diseases 7 pages Unmarked Graves 5 pages Warren Union Cemetery Plants 3 pages Unnecessary and Harmful Rules 2 pages Warren Union Cemetery Documents 12 pages St Clement Child Counts 1 page Bunert Cemetery1969 1 page Some 1800 Veterans 1 page
The next 39 pages are Joseph Wampler's notes written in February of 1817 when he surveyed the Warren area for the US Government. See more on him in Wesley Arnold's history of Warren. This was done in the winter so as to be able to travel over ordinarily swampy or muddy ground and to avoid the threat of mosquitoes.
251 pages total above but more to be added
1817 S Warren Township Michigan
1817 North Warren Township
324 Joseph Wampler Warren Township Michigan February 1817
Warren Union Cemetery Warren Township Macomb County Michigan

By
Historian Prof Wesley Edward Arnold
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Copyright 2012 Wesley Edward Arnold Printed in Warren Michigan. Visit my Historical web site at macombhistory.us where there are lots of pictures.
In Warren Township the oldest recorded cemetery burials were at the Warren Union Cemetery, followed by the St Clement Cemetery located on Engleman West of Van Dyke. St Clement's first recorded burial was March 27, 1854. Over 800 burials date from the nineteenth century and over 1,500 burials prior to1943. However this was and is a Catholic cemetery centered in Center line. But believe it or not Warren Union Cemetery could actually have more burials as the Warren Union Cemetery has depending on adult vs child 2,600 or more possible burials. That is in the realm of the possible because this cemetery took all faiths, and stillborns, and day old babies and paupers and anyone who died in the Warren Township area several churches. But St Clement was limited to Catholics and one church. The records of Warren Union Cemetery are lost due to great negligence, disrespect and dereliction of duty of those responsible and sad to report that negligence and disrespect continues on to this day. Proof on that is forthcoming. There were also local farm burials prior to 1850 but records of these are lost. This includes the two burials at the Bunert Farm in a mound allegedly used by Indians for burials. A local historian interested in documenting our local history for future generations commenced a several year study of Warren and Warren Union Cemetery by stopping at the Methodist church on Chicago Road and asked to see the cemetery records. That request turned up the response of what records we have none nor do we have anything to do with the cemetery now. The historian went to the local Warren Historical Society and they stated they did not maintain records and could not find their records they had and referred me to a private individual whom could not find her very limited records. I tried St Paul UCIC Church who owns most of the cemetery and was told they had no records. I later began attending that church did so for over a year and am in the process of joining it. Discovered they have a cemetery committee which consisted of only a couple people. They refused repeated requests to allow me to see their records. This committee appears to be somewhat secretive and does not hold regular meetings. In fact I tried for over a year to attend a cemetery meeting and had important business for them to take care of but this was totally ignored. It seemed that One Ann Pycheck appears to want to keep all of the dealings, decisions etc. only to herself and does not want anyone else involved. It also appears that this committee has ignored needed cemetery business. Example I wanted to tall them a big stone was about to topple and could hurt or kill a child. I have yet to figure out why this person or group is so secretive. They turn a deaf ear to anything they do not want to deal with but in all fairness they do manage to pay one half of the mowing and sometimes kick out money out of their huge cemetery fund to pay for emergency tree cutting. Anyway I was amazed and shocked that this church who has owned most of this cemetery since 1884 has failed to maintain any records. I went to the Burton Historical Collection and made a copy of the 1938 survey of this cemetery made by the Detroit Genealogical Society which appeared to be done and double checked with a high degree of accuracy by different surveyors a year later. Around that time the local historical society had done the same thing and had someone type up the list which they are selling during cemetery walks with Dorothy Cummings. Since Dorothy has lived near the cemetery for most of her life. I interviewed her to learn what I can to put down in my books for future generations. I found out that she lived away from the Warren area for quite awhile and had not kept records. She was not the responsible person for records. In fact I interviewed many persons and visitors to the cemetery during the many months I was in the cemetery taking measurements and readings. One person told me records were kept on a board but that had rotted out and was trashed. Another told me that a church lady had good records but after she died her kids threw everything out including a big map of where most of the old burials were. Another told me records were destroyed when a church basement flooded. One man told me he suffered two broken legs when a stone fell on him while he was a child. That could happen again to a child there as both St Paul and the Warren Historical Society have ignored my suggestions that we take emergency actions to fix the tilting stones. It is now 2012 and after doing research in and about this cemetery for a few years and the people
of the surrounding area for many years I am in process of publishing my findings free to all in a 20 volume history of the Warren Area. Not to brag but just to state a fact I have done more research than anyone else including (and I list them with great respect and honor to them) Gerald Neil, Mike Grobbel, Jack Schram, Harold Stilwell, Pat Hallman and others such as Fred Gemmill (in telling the history of the City of Warren. I collaborated with him on the book Pathways to Freeways. You can recognize my writing in the first quarter or so of the book.) I also greatly helped Martha Burczyk with her Warren history book. Both of those books are nice but very incomplete so since I retired and since my time left here in this world is very short I decided to type up my research and give it to future generations without cost. You can see my books and print out any of the 10,000 pictures you wish or print any of the 4,000 pages. As far as Warren Union Cemetery I have recorded, measured, figured, researched, talked with many visitors and locals. I have indexed all of the visible stones and photographed them. This book is Part 1, The Index is Part 2, the Pictures will either be on my website or in a few more parts of this series but for sure will be on my free CD. Visit my Historical web site at macombhistory.us where there are lots of pictures history, historical videos and 800 of the best music pieces of the past all free. There are over 2,000 links on that web site. 600 to pages of history. Plus there is the 20 volume History of the Warren area all free my gift to you and future generations.
The Warren Union Cemetery is located between the Red Run River and Chicago Road East
of Ryan Road in the NW corner of Warren Township, Macomb County Michigan. Pioneer farmer Peter Gillette sold a parcel of land in 1845 to eighteen families for a burial ground and reserved a lot for his family. The Warren Union Cemetery Association (long gone) was organized in 1852 to maintain the cemetery. The plaque which was not based on serious research but someone counting existing grave stones states that Warren Union Cemetery has 325 graves that date from the 19th Century. This statement is so unresearched and misleading that it is an insult to those buried there. Note more recent studies by different researchers indicate perhaps at the very least 500 graves date from 19 Century plus nearly 500 buried after 1900 based on just existing stones plus an additional 500-1,600 unmarked graves just within the now fenced in area. There are many unmarked burials in this cemetery there is no doubt. There are township records, church records, newspaper obits and articles and family records indicating or implying that multiple persons were buried there yet there is now no stone now marking that grave. I am finding these slowly with time as people contact me as a result of my huge history website. If I live longer I intend to add these to this book or at least put them on my web site. Researchers who have studied this cemetery and other older Michigan cemeteries have found that there are often many more persons buried than there are stones. Millar Cemetery over on 16 Mile has only 54 head stones yet I have been told there are probably over 100 burials there if not more. At another location Archeologist Scott Akridge was amazed when he visited a local cemetery in 2004. "As many as 200 graves are located here," he said, although only six headstones exist. Most of the 180 cemeteries in the county have numerous graves that are unmarked or marked only with unscribed field stones. Many military veterans lie in these spaces. (http://www.argenweb.net/white/cems) And there are thousands of Civil War soldiers in unmarked graves. (I have identified a few that may be in Warren Union Cemetery.) And many thousands more babies and children in unmarked graves around our country. Every one of you have hundreds of relatives in unmarked graves. You doubt me. OK Where are your great great grandparents uncles aunts and cousins buried? (Just do a Google search on unmarked graves and see for yourself.) After looking at my research and others research it is discovered that Warren Union Cemetery may have hundreds of more burials than stones now show. Consider that the original 18 families who had lots 10 feet by 30 most did not place stones. That is around 180 burials, of which just a few now have stones. This was not considered at all when the uninformed social club that is called the Warren Historical Society chose words for the plaque. Also consider that in the early days this cemetery was expanded many times as lots were sold and
were used and the area was filled up. Consider again that many additional families bought lots but did not place stones when someone died. And consider that many babies died at birth or shortly thereafter and were buried in the back or on top of other burials. And in those days most had big families and they usually filled up their lots and had to buy additional lots here and elsewhere (We have proof of that from several sources. See what Dorothy Cummings says about her family and records of other cemeteries verify this. There were many deaths from many diseases we now have cures for which killed many babies, children and adults. Sometimes there were multiple deaths of children in the same family and some died within days of each other and were placed in the same grave. And no marker ever put there. Remember that there were no funeral homes and that the corpse remained in the family home until burial. Often burial was carried out quickly. I have diaries from those days that often show a person died and was most often buried the next day. Families did not want a body even of a loved one in the home for long particularly if they had died of an unknown cause. Fluids would leak out of the corpse and there were odors real or imagined. And ask anyone who has slept with a corpse in the next room spooky to be sure and terrifying to children and some adults. There were no funeral homes and no refrigeration. Sometimes in the family members and diggers were weak or due to rain, snow, frost, cold or other problems the grave may not dug deeply in the old days before undertakers and machinery. In the old days in rural America, which is what Warren Township was, families buried their own with just a shovel and sometimes with just a shroud. And those who think that every burial was in a six foot deep 3 foot by 6 foot hole should try digging one to understand the magnitude of the work involved in doing that by hand with only a shovel. Even those who have dug a grave for a family dog in the back yard can attest to the work involved. It was many hours of very hard work. Now days grave heaters thaw the ground in the winter and mechanical diggers do the work in a short time regardless of the weather. Pumps can even pump out the water in the hole. When I placed a stone in a family plot on another cemetery the sexton warned me to be careful digging even for a shallow foundation for the stone as he stated he discovered that sometimes old graves were not dug very deep. With the wooden casket rotted away human bones were all that is left and as a hand shovel planted them there a hand shovel sometimes unintentionally disturbs them many years later. My research indicated that bones have been found exposed even at Warren Union Cemetery. And in the back small bones were discovered. Whether they were a baby's bones or that of an animal no one bothered to investigate. The fact is this cemetery has been neglected, ignored, vandalized, eroded, abused and I can testify that very few people care about it. Stillborn burials were sometimes placed on top of a prior burial or in a shallower grave. Remember this was a very rural area and was mostly farmland. The village itself just had a few little shops but they were way East of here. This was surrounded by farmland and trees so anyone could actually come here and bury a body and probably not be questioned. Of course with time as the area farms were sub-divided that changed. But still people have their drunken meetings and affairs here and as a caretaker for the church I end up picking up their whiskey bottles and condoms. And as crowded as it is now few calls are made to the police. Just a note I found that a few have been scared off by the dark thing here but I am not about to research that and can't verify it. Myself and others have felt the children here at least by day. I have given night tours to researchers can't say we saw anything but we felt sort of a creepy presence. Perhaps it was within us from seeing too many horror movies. Don't know. Also consider that many stillborns and newborns were were rarely marked. Many were buried on top of regular already used lots. Very few of these were noted on any existing grave stone. Even now many families have baby graves without markers. Consider that the older graves were most often not marked by stones at all and that the older part of the cemetery was considered full by 1945 and many families had to buy lots elsewhere.
Consider that there are 2600 grave spaces (depending on grave width and other considerations explained further down) inside the currently fenced area even after subtracting aisles and that there is considerable more cemetery property outside of the current fence at the back. (room for 500-1000 burials) Consider that the back of the cemetery where many babies & paupers and possible secretives were buried extended much further than the now fenced in area and was partly changed by the 1950s Red Run project and by erosion since. The fence was erected in 1986. Before that anyone could bury, in reality, wherever they pleased when no one was around. There were many shrubs and trees in the back and it was probably possible to bury without being noticed. Families who suffered stillborn or baby deaths did not usually want a big funeral or a stone as there was a stigma about this. The family home served as the funeral home and most families just buried the remains in the cemetery quickly and privately and did not want a marker to remind them of a stillborn or sickly often unnamed baby which would prolong the sorrow of the already guilt ridden grief stricken mother. The sister cemetery St Clement with good records shows 1.5 children buried for each adult with only about 6% of child deaths registered at the county. Using that rate suggests the possibility that there could be as many as 1500 babies and children buried there. County Death records for Warren indicate 50% of the recorded deaths were children prior to WWI. Add another possibly few hundred or so adults without markers and you have the cemetery up to capacity. As we have been told by the oldsters many times that the cemetery is full. The above makes mathematical since. But no one alive now knows for sure. Additional collection of family records will give us just a few. Also the infant mortality rate back then was very high approximately 200 per 1000 per annum. Many other old cemeteries have hundreds of now unmarked graves many of which are children. Figure of the 1000 burials in Warren Union Cemetery only 150 show children when county death records of Warren show there are 500 child deaths per 1000 registered deaths average. That shows many unmarked plus when one considers that less than 6% were even registered and considering the actual rate per the sister cemetery which is much higher, and also considering the mortality rate there are hundreds of additional unmarked burials. Researchers have done the math of all of the above and say that there is high probability that hundreds of children and many adults are buried in Warren Union Cemetery without markers. We should at least recognize the possibility of this. In fact it is much more likely that there are many unmarked graves than now marked graves. This is true of many older cemeteries. Remember this is not a commercial cemetery like Forest lawn or Detroit Memorial where records have been maintained and burial practices standardized. While I was reading stones on several occasions I met visitors and told them that there were probably many children buried here without markers and that many were killed with much suffering by diseases we have cures for now like whooping cough, scarlet fever, smallpox, diphtheria. One cause of death called summer complaint was just inflammation of the bowel caused by bacteria in the Milk. Remember there was no refrigeration back in the old days but many children died from it. I even suggested that it would be nice to have a memorial to them. Well I guess someone agreed because a family or families anonymously donated a memorial to the children and pioneers buried here without a marker.
The above memorial was causing no harm. There was lots of room for it. It even quoted one of the researchers. A beautiful polished granite memorial was donated in memory of the children and pioneers now without markers. But not being able to take credit for it that beautiful memorial was without just cause stolen by direction of officers of the 8 active member social clique Warren hysterical society either to sell or because in their minds this was an old folks cemetery and there are no markers for these children. Duh! They did not even consider research findings or hold a public hearing. And there was no vote of the membership. Families donated this memorial honoring these children and pioneers without markers. Neither that memorial or the cemetery is property of this social club. They have no right to steal a nice and expensive memorial that families have placed there honoring these children many of which suffered terribly in their last days.
According to the Warren Police, WWJ, and the Macomb Daily July15, 2011 and admitted at a public meeting this was stolen officers of the (8 active member) social clique Warren "Hysterical" society without just cause. There are many soldiers and soldiers families buried at Warren Union Cemetery. Unfortunately many may be buried there and now have no marker. There are several Civil War soldiers who are possibly buried there. They lived in Warren Township or just over the line to the north. It makes sense that they would be buried there because of residence. The cemetery was not full then. Their families probably attended the local churches here. Searches of other cemeteries further away does not turn up their name. So it certainly opens up the logical possibility that many of them are buried here. Families
were poor and often did not know about later placing a government paid for stone. Researchers have discovered their names. In the many hours I spent in this cemetery (one of seven I have researched) I met many visitors. We sometimes discussed soldiers buried here. I would show them Neil Reid's stone and VanFleet's and so on. I often mentioned that there were probably several others buried here now without any marker at all and that we now knew the names and they are on my big history website. I suggested that I hoped someday that someone would donate a memorial listing these men who died (many as just Warren farm boys) so that their service to our country would not be forgotten. Well in 2011 some caring folks donated a memorial to these soldiers. They copied the information off of macombhistory.us. I did not write down the names of visitors I talked with and the memorial was anonymously donated without cost to the city. It listed 30 men most of which are buried here and several who in most probably are buried here but many who have not been honored with their name on a stone. It listed three who were blown apart in France and buried there. Don't these Warren boys who gave their lives for us at least deserve to be honored with their name in granite. One was a prisoner of war who died as a prisoner. The list was on the stone was not meant to be a list of burials but rather an honoring for future generations of these Warren men who served for us. For many of these Warren men this was the only marker naming them. It was based on research of several researchers. The young people today are not taught history and it is fitting to honor the service of these men. Many of us feel that we should honor our soldiers many of which who served, and or died for our freedoms. This historian is a veteran who knows what it is like to serve in a war and to lose friends. I feel that these soldiers should be honored. These memorials had been given to our hometown Warren soldiers. These memorials do not belong the historical society which does not own the cemetery. Now the above soldiers are missing their memorials which these four social club officers who acted on their own without vote of the membership or a public hearing (to show good cause to remove them) have stolen out of the cemetery. Now visitors including young people will not be able to see who these Warren soldiers were who in many cases died for our freedoms. Now many of our soldiers have no marker at all because the only one they had was stolen by these vigilantes.
They also stole an expensive black granite memorial to Warren's Unknown soldier right off of a grave. Back in the 1940s the Detroit Memorial Society did a detailed survey of this cemetery and noted a soldiers grave marked by a flag here. Through the years the records were lost in a flood of the church basement. Now we don't even know the family name.
According to the Warren Police, WWJ, and the Macomb Daily July15, 2011 and admitted at a public meeting officers of the (8 active member) social clique Warren "Hysterical" Society stole an expensive polished granite memorial to all veterans and those who died in attacks on our country including 9-11. This memorial preceded one placed by the Warren Village commission which only honors those buried here and does not honor those who blown apart and buried in France or VanFleet who was a prisoner of war and is buried down south. It also reminded our young visitors that our country has been attacked more than once and that we should be vigilant. So now not only is the cemetery missing memorials but these folks have stolen our Warren heritage which now young visitors will never see. And after all these years they put out a book and left those honored by those memorials out of their book. Perhaps this social clique should be renamed the Heritage Robbing Society because they did indeed rob future generations of our Warren Heritage. It is time they corrected this serious mistake and do what is right and place new memorials out there to replace the ones they trashed or sold whatever. It is time they restored our Warren Heritage and stop stealing it. And now their new rules allow them to remove any stone they don't like. Who appointed them cemetery Gods who steal memorials families have placed from a cemetery they don't even own.
According to the Warren Police, WWJ, and the Macomb Daily July15, 2011 and admitted at a public meeting officers of the (8 active member) social clique Warren "Hysterical" Society also stole a stone that honored the flag that these men died for and what it stood for it said: Our flag stands for Liberty, Justice Free Speech - Press, Maintain our Freedoms. But they do not own these memorials or the cemetery.
These memorials were causing no harm. They posed no threat. There is nothing disrespectful or wrong with them. These memorials were given to these hometown soldiers, without cost to the city, honoring these our Warren boys. Those stones belong to these Warren boys who died. It is wrong to steal these memorials from the cemetery and would be wrong to sell them.
One cannot disrespect our soldiers any more then remove their memorials from a cemetery. They later admitted they removed the stones. This gave Warren a black eye and showed great disrespect for our soldiers and they have made Warren the laughing stock of hundreds of people who care about preserving our history.
These vigilantes have failed to come up with just cause for their disrespectful action. They also admitted this at a public meeting. And at this meeting Nothing was found wrong with the memorials. These are the only people we know of that have stolen stones from this cemetery. If you don't like a stone you can't just rip it out. And there was no vote of the membership or a public hearing that showed sufficient cause for their removal. Now it has just been discovered that there are even more stones missing. What a disgrace to our city and great disrespect to our soldiers and their families. But to seal a children's memorial also that honored the suffering of children and our pioneers. This is just wrong. The police won't do anything as they think the historical society did this and they do not have the manpower to investigate. It may be that these officers were planning on selling these expensive granite memorials valued at over $4,000 but since they were caught publicly they have just stated that they have put the stones in storage are going to dispose of them. The real reason they did this is unknown. These memorials were not hurting anything, were fine decent memorials. There was lots of room for them. The families who donated these memorials probably live out of town and are unaware of what has happened. I know I had met several out of town visitors during the many hours I have spent there as researcher and caretaker of this cemetery. I don't know what will happen regarding these fine and decent memorials but as a veteran I can say that many of us veterans feel these soldiers were disrespected. These vigilantes have never fought in a war and have no respect for those of us who served or the young men who died in the service of our country. And I cannot repeat here what some veterans said should be done to these vigilantes who desecrated this cemetery. I will add as a veteran and historian you are welcome to visit our Warren Historical Gallery in the Warren Community Center on Arden West of Mound and South of 14 Mile Road. You will find the names of these officers of this Hysterical social clique and their husbands who are responsible for most of their doings in free public booklets about this group there. Feel free to stop by Monday evenings there and visit and perhaps tell them what you think. The Warren Historical Society is now a laughing stock among researchers and local people interested in history. But worse they have disrespected our soldiers and given our city a shameful black eye. No one rips stones off of a grave and no patriotic citizen would rip out memorials belonging to our fallen soldiers and those who died on 9-11. These memorials were not their property nor is this cemetery. They have stolen memorials belonging to soldiers who gave their lives for our freedoms. These memorials were also for the education of our young people who no longer get taught history in school. One of the memorials they stole was the only one naming many of our soldiers who died. Now these brave Warren farm boys have no marker at all with their names anywhere and they will be forgotten. There is no greater disrespect to our soldiers than to steal their memorials from a cemetery. It appears that new expensive granite stones were recently stolen by the 8 member social clique Warren Hysterical society. They were caught and a police report made. Since then more expensive stones may have been stolen by them. If this is true this is the most shameful event I have noted in Warren's history. And I have done more historical research on Warren than anyone else and have written a 20 volume history of Warren. Most is viewable and printable for free at macombhistory.us Also they have made up some unreasonable rules for the placing of stones in a cemetery they do not own. They even state that they now will remove anything that they don't like including grave stones without warning. One rule states all stones must have a 42 inch deep foundation using 7% aerated concrete. This means that a simple four inch flat headstone requires this huge unreasonable foundation which in several cases will mean that creating it may actually desecrate remains because in the old days not all remains were buried below this level. Even today the top of a vault is often only about four feet down. What if a baby is buried on top of this? Remember this is not a modern commercial cemetery. This is a rural farmers cemetery. They do not allow people to leave flowers on a stone or grave without a receptacle. This is unreasonable to loved ones and creates unnecessary work for me a caretaker. We don't need more plastic things blowing around to get cut up by the mower.
If they are so concerned about foundations there are many stones that have fallen over (like Metro which may weigh half a ton) and some that are on the verge and they have done nothing about this. I brought this to their attention over a year ago and even suggested they have a company fix a few of the taller monuments that are teetering on the verge of falling over and possibly hurting someone especially children who lean and may pull on them. A child could actually be killed there it is so dangerous. I met a man there who had two legs broken by a falling stone there when he was a child. The people responsible for the records through time most likely varied in their duties integrity and accepting of responsibility. But is clear that several folks along the way were negligent in their duty and responsibility. This is most disgraceful. It is not uncommon for rural cemeteries to be neglected and records lost but there was a village here. This is absolutely inexcusable. And it is even more so for a local historical society to not pursue the gathering of records and now for their actual selling or disposing of memorials placed in this cemetery by families in memory of their loved ones. They all seem like nice persons. But their jealousy of me or quest for power or beauty and their ignorance of research my myself and others leading to the stealing of the only Soldiers Memorial naming many buried here, and the Unknown Soldier memorial, and the Memorial to all Soldiers and those Killed on Attacks on our Country, and the stealing of the Flag Memorial and the Children and Pioneers Memorial and most recently of several other memorials even including Epitaphs and markers is criminal (grand larceny), disrespectful, destructive of history and inexcusable. And as a soldier and veteran when one considered what soldiers have had to go through in war and that many of them died and to have someone who has never fought for our country or accompanies a casket home with a dead comrade or carry his body out of a battle, I have to stand up and say this was wrong. As a soldier and veteran I will work until I die to respect our soldiers and their honor. But I am old and in poor health and all I can do is write books and speak to people because it seems no one cares. We soldiers die and low lifes like these rip out our gravestones and destroy our history. I fully earned the right to say this. We soldiers would rather have our dead friends rather than our medals. But to rip out soldiers memorials is desecration and treason. History of Warren Union Cemetery June 21 1845 Peter Gilette sold a piece of property 9 rods north and south and 12 rods east and west for $12 to establish a burying ground. Sold to: Isaac and Oliver Barton, F Ames, W Davy, A Dennison, Halsey, A Hitchcock, J Hoxie, S Royce, R. Smith, C Smith, W Torey, J Scott, A Haight, E Johnson, W Jenny, O Murry, and others. (I have to get deed to finish this) The original cemetery was 294 square feet or .625 acres. It was divided into lots 10feet by 30 feet. But soon more land was added. More land was purchased in 1854, 1877 and 1885 making the total 1 acre. As this paper is already too long I have deeds, maps and other documents relating to this cemetery in my document book. Some of them show which piece of land was added when and where. There arises the question of how many grave spaces are in the land area of this cemetery. That is not easy to answer. Sure in a modern cemetery you can plan out in advance how wide and long the graves will be and what aisles and paths there will be but in 1845 we only have the size of a lot. There are 49 rows the total width is 533.36 feet divided by 49 gives an average row of 10.88 or about 11 feet that fits fairly well except at the back where things appear to get out of alignment. I took measurements thinking OK a grave is perhaps 3 feet wide and ten feet long and the ends with a three foot aisle but those do not fit. Some lots have graves closer together some are farther apart and the aisles do not all go straight. The human body was smaller back in 1845 and most of the burials were children so that throws things off also. The average body considering that many died at a younger age was as an adult 15 inches wide a child from four inches to 12 inches wide. That is no help. The average coffin in modern time is 28 inches wide but back then would been a little smaller. If the average body was adult was 15 inches than the coffin (widest at the shoulders) was less than 18 inches wide and they could be in times of epidemic fitted one pointing East and one pointing west to fit in the already crowded family lot, at two to a yard width. Remember many coffins were for younger persons and were hand made.
At that time there were 15 children buried for each 10 adults. A 10 foot by 30 foot lot can hold from 1-20 adults on just one layer 40 on two layers. Or 10-15 adults and with the room at the bottom am additional 1-120 children. That last number being babies. And with double layer 30 adults and 240 babies Of course this is in physical theory seems impossible but is quite possible. In practice many babies and children were buried at the ends of or on top of an adult burial. The concept of a standard grave size does not fit these old family plots. In a 10 foot by 30 foot at 24 inches 15 adults side by side or with 28 inches width 12.8 adults, with 30 inch width 12 adults and with 36 inches 10 adults side by side with room for children at the end. With a ten foot space there is four feet which means many babies, or several toddlers or a few preteens also would fit in a 10 by 30 lot. Of course we are talking of burials. If there was a family that wanted cremation many many more could be buried or sprinkled on/in that lot. So a 10 by 30 foot lot can have 1-30 adults and 1-240 babies. That are the physical possibilities but what about in practice. Without good records or digging up remains that answer is elusive. It appears most likely that there are probably 10-16 burials in a full 10x30 lot considering several being children or babies. Some lots have less some lots may have more than that. We don't have a way to find. Ground radar may not work on these old graves as caskets and bones disolve. What about grave width. Now a study of existing lots shows that many graves average about 36 inches but some are less and some are more. Consulting history the standard coffin was only 28 inches wide on outside. Several spacings were computed with results below. Remember families were poor and saved everywhere they could so they could bury in narrow or wider space as they chose. The cemetery property is roughly 533.36 wide by 237.75 feet North but the first 27 rows are only about 166 feet North. The northern strip which is about 60 feet wide and goes full length of cemetery was probably used for stilborns, babies and paupers but is now eroded and wild. At 36 inch width that amounts to 3010 total grave spaces, at 30 inches 3721 grave spaces, at 28 inches 3987 grave spaces and at 24 inches 4651 grave spaces. This is total potential graves on one layer. Now subtract area behind fence if it is determined that it wasn't used, but it was used at least a little because bones have been sighted in the erosion in past. This was a good place for stillborns, day old nameless babies and paupers and by those who wanted to bury someone and not pay for a grave. Oh come on would you want to keep a body in your house. Row 49 would have 95 graves at 30 inch spacing 79 at 36 inch 101 at 28 inch and 118 at 24 inch grave spacing. Row 28 would have 95 graves at 30 inch spacing 79 at 36 inch 101 at 28 inch and 118 at 24 inch grave spacing. Row 27 would have 66 graves at 30 inch spacing 55 at 36 inch 71 at 28 inch and 83 at 24 inch grave spacing. Row 2 would have 57 graves at 30 inch spacing 47 at 36 inch 47 at 28 inch and 74 at 24 inch grave spacing. Row 1 is not counted as it has been intruded upon by West property owner. And what is cemetery property and what was cemetery property is unknown without a survey. The deed states the line is straight but now his land encroaches into the cemetery for his drainage. I have chosen in my computations to use 36 inch width figure because I can just list the graves in yards and because I think it fits the thinking of the people and the times. Families could and did bury closer than that and some farther apart depending on financial needs, weather at burial etc. Charting this out on a map worked fairly well to the 36 inch width. Now how deep. Even now even states differ Florida minimum is 12 inches but this can be waved by next of kin. Many states use the six foot standard some states are less and private cemeteries also vary. Was that enforced? Well in the 1850s the family itself had to dig the grave or hire someone. If the body had an infectious disease or the family was ill or weak or if the ground was frozen or if it was pouring rain all of that influenced how deep the grave was dug. More than one person including a sexton informed me to be careful in digging around in cemeteries because in a few cases the remains were not far below the surface. Babies and stillborns were often not buried at six feet even today. So to
answer the question of how deep are the remains the answer is we don't know and I am not gong to dig to find out. Let them rest in peace. This is why I objected to Warren hysterical society's new rule that all foundations must be 42 inches deep. This could easily put a contractors machine digger into remains. They brushed me off saying suddenly that it would be handled by the committee. What committee? Who appointed them grave police? Who do they think they are to tell a family that they can't put a marker, epitaph or name brick on a family plot that is a hundred years old and have to hire a contractor to dig down 42 inches and aerate the concrete. They are insisting on this but ignore stones seriously tilting that can kill children or hurt people. On May 24, 1884 the trustees of the Evangelical St Paul's Church purchased the east portion of the cemetery. The name refers to the union of the Methodist and the St Paul's congregations cemetery. A Warren Union Cemetery Association was organized in 1852. The historical marker states it consists of two and one quarter acres. (But it now may be a bit larger than that because the Red Run edge was vacated.) Various parcels of land were added to the cemetery. In addition the easement of the Government land which runs 160 feet from the center of the Red Run River means that no one can build anything on the north side of the cemetery property. All that is allowed is plants. All and any property which had been owned to the North of the cemetery was either sold to become part of the cemetery or abandoned due to the easement which runs up to the cemetery property. Currently this easement is the River, the embankment, mowed weeds about 40 feed wide and the rest up to the cemetery fence is tree and shrub covered and now eroded with much decaying wood and overgrown. If you want to dispose of a body it is the almost perfect place. At a cemetery, out of sight soft ground possible bodies and easy access. For over 100 years the cemetery was maintained by family members and the two churches. The Methodist church abandoned the upkeep of the cemetery around the 1960s and are Guilty of betraying the trust of the community by not at least protecting the records. What a shame! St Pauls kept up their side thru the years but the West side grew into a jungle. The Warren Historical Society began saving the cemetery in the late 1970s. It sponsored the first clean up fix up on Aug 12, 1978. Fotos were in a blue album. Cleanups-fixups were held yearly in May starting in 1979. The Warren Historical Society because of its work was awarded a Distinguished Service Award from Keep Michigan Beautiful in 1988. A girl scout troop from the May V Peck school help (leader Suzanne Thebert help with clean-up on May 22, 1980. May V Peck was the last burial in the west end. Was in 1980. Property owners can still bury relatives there as cemetery property does not expire. Cleanups were held in may in the 1980 . On June 8, 1982 a Walk thru the Past tour and picnic was begun. Dorothy wrote her cemetery story. In 1986 200 letters were sent to surviving residents and current residents requesting contributions. And $3200 was raised. Warren Historical Society voted to contribute all of the profits from their annual Homecoming raffle to the Cemetery fund. In 1986 the raffle made a profit of $1264. With this the Warren Historical Society in 1986 installed a six foot chain fence around the west, north and east sides, a total of 748 feet. Cost of $2,557,00. Also front fence was repaired from car crash. Cost $975. Stones repaired in west end $382. Another repair to front fence from another car crash. $208. Monthly summer mowings at $75 = $450 per mowing plus new power mower and gas weed whip. . $317.
Through action of the Warren Historical Society the city was convinced that street lights would help deter vandalism. In summer of 1986 5 new street lights were installed on North side of Chicago Rd in front of Warren Union Cemetery. 1987 clean up at east end as Denise Bourjaily the mower had so well cared for West end.. Chris singletree again hired to repair some broken stones June 27, 1987. Society paid half St Paul paid other. Total bill $260.. Homecoming raffle of 1987earned $845. and was donated to cemetery fund. Dorothy Cummings and Pat Hallman conducted Cemetery Walk Sep 13, 1987. 50 people attended. Souvenir map printed on parchment paper designed by D Cummings and Jerry Schmeisser from Planning Commission. Following death of Harold Stilwell Warren Historical Society voted to install a new sign in h is honor. New sign commissioned $200. Installation free donation from Roger VanderVlucht who owns old Murthum house. In 1987 a young oak tree was donated by Maria Osterloh and planted in the west side of the cemetery by Maria and Dorothy Cummings. In 1987 a young flowering crab tree was donated by Dorothea Peterjohn and planted in the west side by Maria and Dorothy. Dorothy Cummings had a sign painted and tagged the old spruce tree as an Indian Marker Tree. At Christmas time Dorothy put a red ribbon and bow on it. 1987 Mowings total $450. 1988 Dorothy Comings working with St Paul to create an endowment fund for the continuing care of the entire Warren Union Cemetery. Locks installed on all 3 gates for winter 87-88. Since no evidence of vandalism with new street lights we did not repeat this in future years. Aug 24, 1988 received Distinguished Service Plaque from keep Michigan Beautiful for the beautification efforts in the cemetery. 1989 the St Paul's Cemetery Trust Fund papers were signed. Trustees: Merle Loch, Marilyn Dopp, & Dorothy Cummings. 1990 Nov 11 New flag pole and flag installed complements of Woodsmen of America. Work done by Andy Plischenko and June Cox. 1991 May 5 Denise Bourjaily began mowing the entire cemetery. Rat Stilwell had the cemetery sign painted. 1992 Sep 19 Dedication ceremony for Michigan Historic Marker. Representatives from Warren Historic Commission presented the marker. Mayor Bonkowski was present to accept and ministers from both St Paul and Methodist church were present. Approx 100 people attended. 1993 June 5 Matts Lawn Care took over mowing of cemetery. 1994 July Matt sold business to Showcase lawn Service owner Joe Machiniak. 1993 April 28 A time capsule closing ceremony was held at 2 PM to celebrate the Centennial of the Village of Warren. 1994 April The Grobbel group, 4H Garden Club started the Butterfly Garden in the cemetery. They laid out the flagstone cement walk; installed a wooden bench; dug up ground and planted some flowers. 1996 October a Joint work from Warren Historical Society and Warren Garden Club cleaned up and replanted the Butterfly garden. This work has been repeated most years since. Beginning in 1998 Tom Turmel of Warren has donated and installed as of 1999 28 trees and many shrubs. Before this time most of the cemetery was only grass with only the few big trees and the new
Oak and Crab apple tree. As of 2012 one can see that he has transformed the cemetery into a place of beauty. He has done all of this without pay. Fourteen years later a stone plaque was presented to him and was going to be placed in the flower garden at Warren Union Cemetery but will end up in Toms personal garden for fear of the Warren Historical Society stealing that also. 2003 April Showcase Lawn Service sold business to GDM Lawn care owner June Mead. 2010 a Memorial to all soldiers, veterans and those who died on attacks on our country was donated anonymously by families. It urged our young people to be Vigilant and be prepared. In 2011 the Village commission had extra money in its city account and decided it was going to donate a memorial to veterans interred in the cemetery. It was placed in the cemetery with great fanfare, The dedication was June 15, 2011. Old time military band (5th Michigan Regiment Band) playing, mayor speaking and the Warren Police Honor guard.. Tent set up for shelter. Lots of guests and publicity. This brought a lot of attention to this old cemetery. Perhaps as a result families donated the four memorials mentioned above. The families were probably from out of town and made the donations anonymously. It may be noted that they had almost no idea of who the veterans were who were buried there and had to consult historian Wesley Arnold. They only put veterans on their list who had a stone in his name that was readable. The Historical Society made a big show of this affair and that was OK because it brought publicity to our cemetery. They chose not to honor soldiers and they chose not to honor the soldiers buried here without a marker and some who had markers. As a soldier this was a sign of lack of respect for our soldiers and disrespect for those of them who died in service to our country. Later in the year a flag was donated by Senator Levin that had flown over the White house. The Historical Society and Levin made a big show of this but totally neglected to mention the dangerous conditions in the cemetery and need of repairs. (Stones about to fall over that could harm people especially children.) The huge Metro stone had already gone over and that could have killed a child because it was too heavy for a rescuer to lift off of a child. On July 14 the five memorials mentioned above were stolen from the cemetery. That evening the theft was discovered by historian Wesley Arnold and Tom Turmel and the police called. The police refused to come as we could not give them an address for the cemetery as it has no address. Besides the 911 operator probably thought it was a prank call. Who reports stones stolen from a cemetery? So a police report was made late that night. The next morning I was awakened by the Macomb Daily reporter wanting facts on the theft. I was amazed how could he even know about this. It seems they check police reports in search of news to put in the paper. He requested he meet me at the cemetery which I did and was showing him where the 5 stolen stones had been when News 4 showed up with Bora Kim and I had to try to convince them that this was no prank that perhaps $4,000 worth of new beautiful granite markers had been stolen but could not come up with any reason. They could be resurfaced and sold was the only explanation that seemed logical. WWJ called me and I could only tell them what I knew. Well soon it was on the TV and Radio and I was driving my car and turned on news radio 950 to hear myself stating that it just doesn't make any sense at all why anyone would seal an Unknown Soldier and veterans memorials out of a cemetery. And they were granite not bronze so the motive wasn't to sell them for metal value. When I got home my phone was ringing and it was WWJ who told me that a woman (Sue Kefler) had called and confessed to having the stones removed. I called the Warren police and Lt Brock confirmed that Sue had called them and told them she had the stones removed. The Warren police not knowing what to do just treated this incident as a dispute among historical society members, so no police action was taken. The story did hit the Macomb Daily the next day 15 July. In 2012 it was discovered that additional memorials had been stolen a new stone with an Epitaph and others and also a bronze marker is missing. This has got to be stopped. Since the police won't do anything and since the families who donated these are probably from out of town all I can do is publicize this in my books and website. It is my hope that one of these families who donated these
memorials will see this and sue the H out of them hopefully putting a stop to this. As of 2012 with the present officers of the Warren Historical Society who have admitted they stole the stones, families are warned not to place expensive stones at Warren Union Cemetery for fear of them being stolen by these vigilantes. This word is used because no vote of the membership was taken and no public hearing was held to show sufficient cause to remove a memorial from a cemetery. These officers of this 8 active member social clique hysterical society acted on their own. They need to be told by some authority that this is just wrong and gives our city a black eye. Persons buried at Warren Union Cemetery First is a list of persons buried in Warren Union Cemetery from Warren Township records. Note death records only give name of cemetery but not location in cemetery. At the end of this document is an additional list of persons who may be buried here. This is not a wish list but a probable list. As this is from obituaries, death records, family records, township records, etc. In the old days John Beebe for example of a famous person from Warren history lived here most of his life, raised his children here, they got married here, his wife and some of his children are buried here. His son was the village undertaker also. He was the Township supervisor, ran the toll gate, had a business here for many years. His church service was in or near the cemetery. No records have been discovered indicating that he was buried anywhere else. The logical conclusion is that he is probably and most likely buried here. Is there a record not any longer as it has been lost by negligence. That is why his name will be with many others who are probably here. Fred Austin Reddick b Troy township Oakland Co. Feb 4, 1875 d oct 27, 1937 son of Frank Austin Reddick of Belleville One & Fannie Janette Wilson, Troy. Husband of Mazie Reddick. Inspector Ford motor Co. informant Lloyd F Reddick. Died in Warren Michigan. William Henry Smith b Vermont, d Dec 25, 1898 aged 41 son of A Smith and Sarah J Sentus of Vermont. Married- physician. Gunshot wound to head. Dr Geo G Robinson-Undertaker, P Dusenbury, Utica. Transit permit from Detroit #393 to bring for burial at Warren, Mi Thos R ? Hutton aged 39, who d at Detroit, jan 16, 1891 of Heart failure. Undertaker, Blake-medical attendant, Hal. C Myman, MD(order dated Jan 17, 1891. Jacob Rickabus b Belgian d Jan 19, 1899 age 38-3-9 to St Clements cem parents unknown Married farmer Jesse Mason b Mi d Feb 22, 1899 age 38-9-5 buried M Cem Warren son of J C Mason b Mass & L Davy, England, married-druggist Ester Beebe, b England d April 1, 1899 age 70-1-30 burial ME Cem at Warren Mi dau of Chas Davy & Liddy Gravy, England. widowed-housekeeper Lambert Diselrod b Mi d Apr 1, 1900 age 1-3-0 son of John G Diselrod & Minnie Wilson of MI Willie Lyons b Mi d Nov 16, 1901 ag 22-0-15 son of W?C Lyons & Lillie Beebe, Mi single. Charles Clayton Reddick b MI d Nov 30, 1901ag 0-0-1 son of ? Reddick Mi & ?arnes Kelly Ill. Christian Buhl b Germany apr 11, 1852 d Feb 21, 1930 son of Ludwig Buhl & Maria Saner of Germany. Husband of Christina Buhl. Retired farmer Informant Wm Buhl, New Haven Mi res. Next to
Methodist Church on 7th St Warren always in memory of FAC Christina Buhl b Germany Jan 11, 1853 d May 8, 1928 dau of William Schrieber & ? of Germany. Wife of Christ Buhl. Harry Didier (infant) b June 13, 1930 d June 13, 1930 son of Guy W didier of Bay Co Mi & Annie Mitchell of England Frank A Reddick b Belleville, Ont May 11, 1849 d Jan 9, 1931 son of John Reddick & Elizabeth Reddick of Ont Canada Retired farmer. Husband of Fannie J Wilson. John Metro b Warren Sep 12 no yr, d June 10, 1931 ag 75 yrs. Son of Joseph Metro of France & Mary Jane Winecoup of Penn retired butcher. Husband of Della Metro lived at 8833 Chicago Rd near Warren Village. Mary Steffens b Feb 9, 1830 d Sep 22, 1932 dau of Paul Mildebrant of Germany wife of Ernst Steffens. Archie Lyons b Detroit May 3, 1859 d Dec 15, 1935 son of Archie Lyons Mi & Amelia Delezenne, NY. Husband of Lillian Beebe. Father of Merton Lyons. Res corner Fillmore & Mound rds Warren Mi. FAC Nathaniel Ames b MI d April 24, 1934 ag 74-3-5 son of ? Husband of Sarrie Ames. Farmer Fredericka Steins b Germany Sep 19, 1858 d July 20, 1934. dau of ? Fredericka Forgwardt of Germany. Wife of Henry Steins. Informant Earl Steins. Caroline Meynert b Germany Nov 10, 1848 d 21 1935, dau of Louis Zeiby ? Of Germany Wife of Gustav Meynert. Mother of Fred Meynert, boat builder, FAC Wright Tharrett b Mar 22, 1843 d jan 24, 1928 ag 82-10-2 Van Dyke MI son of John Tharrett of England & Mary tyson of Eng. Michael Wills married b Hamtramk, MI May 4, 1852 d May 21, 1826 son of Henry wills & Catherine Wilson both of Germany. Wife Catherine Berger. William Pennow b Germany Apr 6, ? d June 18, 1926 age 80-2-12 son of Gottlieb Pennow & Firudia of Germany. Widowed laborer. Hannah D Moore b Warren Dec 24, 1867 d Jan 22, 1928 bur OakView, dau of George Heartline & Fredicka Ecksteine of Germany. Wife of Calvin B Moore. Ben Johnson Marshall b Ithica MI Mar 3, 1870 d May 27, 1940 son of ? & Sarah Cleveland of Mi. Husband of Jennie Crabtree. Was a butcher in general store. Informant Edw Mills, 5731 Chicago Rd Warren. William Ramus b Wayne Co Mi May 25, 1869 d Jul 26, 1940 son of ? Worked at Warren brick yard. Informant son Fred Ramus. Note many stones are difficult to read so families should check the original stone. This list also includes recordings made in 1938, 1940, 1997 and Wesley Arnolds 2004 and 2010 studies. This is a list of stones and the people buried nearby. Both the stones and the bones below are slowly returning to dust. Stones are listed by Lot Rows starting as S W corner and proceeding East. Lot rows run South to north. ( Wes Arnold a professional photographer took pictures of every older stone.
Wes donates all of this free. It is on the website macombhistory.us The* symbol means that it was listed on a walk thru prior to 2004. In some cases the stone no longer exists but I have listed the person buried nearby. Example of numbering: R2-9ur translates to Row 2 nine yards North ur = unreadable Hs = head stone fs = foot stone cs = corner stone us = unknown kind of stone partly buried Stones are numbered in order from South to North as of June 2010. Names are listed on the stone. More means there are more difficult to read words. If there is no number in front of name stone is gone or underground. People buried there are listed if known. Row 1 from W most SW stone Landmark is Remington George medium size gray stone Row-yards from south fence. If no number location is unknown. 1-2 Remington George D Jun 5, 1880 Apr 16,1918* in SW corner 4 feet from s Fence 1- head stone unreadable 1-3 Remington Catherine Nov 1, 1882 Dec 5, 1936* 1-3 head stone unreadable 1-9 unmarked grave and old well or drain For Additional information on old over 3,000 Warren families contact Historian Wesley Arnold 1-10 Langel corner stone 1-11 Langel Arthur Joseph Oct 4, 1904 Nov 21,1923* 1-12 Langel Warren J 1912 1933 1-13 Langel Monument gray by fence 1-14 Langel Joseph M 1877 1945* 1-15 Langel Cordelia M 1876 1948* unmarked grave 1-17 Langell corner marker The fence curves in. There is cemetery property on other side of fence and possible graves. Totals: probable persons based on stones 6 ; total graves 48 ; total unmarked graves 41 Row 2 from W. Landmark is BERGER BIG TALL gray STONE 15 feet from south fence 2-6 Berger Nicholas 1836 1920* CIVIL WAR VETERAN V1 2-1 Berger Johanna 1840 1899* 2-7 head stone FATHER 2-8 head stone MOTHER 2-9 head stone BABY PROBABLY R2 Berger Esmelia female 3m 1893 Summer Complaint 2-16 foot stone 2-17 foot stone 2-18 flat stone face down may be under grass to West needs careful read 2-19 Gesch Monument lists Lottie & Ferdinand Gesch Lottie nee Gesch Jul 23, 1874 Oct 8, 1902 father Ferdinand Gesch* Mar 1842 Jul 1879 2-22 unreadable Gesch mother b 1874 d 1902 Gesch Emilie* Gesch Martha* Gesch Ferdinand Gesch 1842 1879* stone face down 2-27 BIG STONE Metro Monument now face down listed Phebe Stella, Geo, Richard
Metro Phebe 1869-* STONE FACE DOWN Metro Geo 1867 1920* Metro Stella 1893 1895* Metro Richard 1891 1892* Metro, Frank b Warren d Jul 24, 1898 ag1-10-13 son of Jos Metro of Warren and Agnes Giddly, Detroit. A small name marker has been stolen. 2 MISSING MARKERS Totals: probable persons based on stones 15 ; total graves 48 ; total unmarked graves 33 Row 3 from W. Landmark is Reddick big gray stone (Skinner on back) 4 yards from fence 3-4 Reddick-skinner monument Reddick Tom 1865 1940* Reddick Emma B 1865 1948* Reddick Melvin A 1904 1951* other side Skinner Monument listed are Alonzo, Electa, Id J other side Skinner-Reddick Alonzo May 21, 1826 Sep 6,1898* Skinner-Reddick Electa J 1837 1910* Skinner-Reddick Ida dau or A & EJ Skinner Oct 23, 1879 ag 20 yrs 4 mos* 3-7 base monument gone ond monument had inscription We miss thee, yes, no tongue can tell, How much we loved thee, nor how well Mother unreadable unreadable several unmarked graves 3-15 Mother 3-16 Father ur 3-17 Crawford-Tanner monument Tanner Ida A Apr 23, 1871 d Jan 15, 1896 dau of David & Alice Wilson* Half blown the rose, half withered and died. Sweet perfume lingers around us still, and Mid the thorns at its faced side, But one bud remains to fill the place now left. {Tanner Ida d Jan 15, 1896 marr 25 bright disease rec 271 } Crawford J M Nov 30 1824 Jan 31, 1912* CIVIL WAR VETERAN Crawford Elizabeth wife of J M Crawford Oct 8, 1830 Jan 12, 1908* Crawford had six small stones Mother Father, Ida, baby Emma One stone had lodge marker FGB and R N A* 3-19 FATHER 3-25 Giff Effenie d Jun 15,1888 ag 70 yr 2 mo 15ds plus four graves Father, small stone E Giff Giff Thistherod William 1881 Jesus, while our hearts are bleeding, O'er the spoils that death has won, We would at this solemn meeting, calmly say Thy will be done, Though cast down, we are not forsaken, Though afflicted not alone, Thou didst give and now has taken, Blessed lord, Thy will be done. 3-29 Distlrod monument east 3-29 west Thistherod William Dec 28, 1881 ag 4 1m 5d white stone presented from Grandpa Giff* Diselrod Lambert Feb 2, 1844 Apr 7, 1892 ag48 2mo 5d* 3-29 Diselrod Effie 1873 1944 Distelrath Lydia 1885 1923 unmarked grave Note another Lambert Diselrod b Mi d Apr 1, 1900 age 1-3-0 son of John G Diselrod & Minnie Wilson of MI is buried in an unmarked grave here at the Warren Union Cemetery MARKER MISSING LAMBERT DISELROD D1900 Totals: probable persons based on stones 25; total graves 48; total unmarked graves 23
Row 4 from W. Landmark is John Gamble tall old gray stone 4-5 Gamble monument Gamble John d Feb 5, 1895 ag62 7mo * At Rest Gamble Infant children of J & I Gamble, had small stone father* several unmarked graves 4-8 Gillett James H 1859 1907 Gillett Emma E 1863-1950 unmarked unmarked grave is a stone face down MARKER MISSING
4-13 Walker Louis C 1869 May 7, 1898 ag 22-10-11 son of B Walker & Mary Hoyt single laborer* 4-14 Walker George B 1837 1914* 4-15 Walker Mary J 1843 1924* unmarked grave 4-16 Halsey C Frank 1860 1938* 4-18 Halsey Edith M 1865 1938* stone under ground 4-20 La Croix Julie 1888 1938* 4-21 La Croix Edith Anna 1905 1917* 4-24 square corner stones Kircher 4-26 Gotlieb Kirchner red stone 4-25 flat face down no words needs to be cleaned and re read NEEDS READ 4-27 Kirchner Gottlob Father 1852 1927 tall gray* SERIOUS TILT Kirchner Marie Justine wife of Theo Kirchner Feb 25, 1824 Sep 6 1885* 4-28 Distelrath Lydia E 1885 1923 4-29 Distelrath Lambert H 1886 1929 4-30 Distelrath monument only one side has words Distelrath Kirchner Lydia E 1885 1923 Mother* had two foot stone marked Mother 2 graves had IOOF emblem stone under ground unmarked grave fence 33.5 yards Totals: probable persons based on stones 17; total graves 48; total unmarked graves 31 Row 5 from W. Landmark is Cole tall gray granite 7 yards from S fence 5-4 head stone FATHER had IOOF emblem 5-6 head stone MOTHER 5-7 Cole monument tall gray Cole Wm 1848 1908? CIVIL WAR VETERAN Cole Wm L b1840 d no year on stone* Cole Viola C his wife 1845 1909* Cole Elvin ag 3 1867 1870* Cole Clara R May 9, 1869 Jun 3, 1884 * 5-9 foot stone Clara there are several unmarked graves here 5-24 corner stone 5-25 Tatro Francis 1843 1885 low stone 5-26 Schuster Loretta nee Tatro 1846 1931* 5-27 Tatro monument Francis Tatro d Oct 19, 1883 ag 39 10mo CIVIL WAR VETERAN
5-28 Harwood Ahas 1790 Dec 10, 1867 ag 78* 5-29 Tatro Francis 1843 d1883 ag39* Harwood Minard 1851 1926* MARKER MISSING Harwood Daisy B 1876* MARKER MISSING 5-34 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 11 ; total graves 48; total unmarked graves 37 Row 6 from W. Landmark is Halsey low gray granite medium size tree 2 yards from S fence Halsey Hiram 1852 1933* 6-2 Halsey Hiram C 1832 1933 6-3 Halsey Edith A 1858 1946* at least ten unmarked graves 6-12 foot stone 6-13 Elvin 6-14 Hoard monument words on 3 sides tall Hoard Levi Jun 24, 1807 Jan 20, 1888* CIVIL WAR VETERAN Hoard Lucina wife of Levi Hoard Sep 7, 1807 Oct 28, 1886 * Hoard G W Aug 1, 1878 Nov 1910 on Hoard monument* Hoard Elizabeth Sep 12, 1885 Jun 1, 1901 on Hoard monument co record shows dau of John Tharrett & Maria Tyson of Eng. Married* Walker Gusta B wife of C E Walker Mar 16, 1872 Jun 18, 1900 on Hoard monument* and co records ag 29-3-2 dau of Hoard b Mi, & Elizabeth Tharrett or NY state. Married. Walker Lewis C b May 18, 1900 d Jun 27, 1901 on Hoard monument ag 1-1-9 son of Chas Walker & Gusta Hoard Mi* 6-16 PA 6-17 unreadable and Hoard small stones mother father pa ma Mama* missing or unreadable 6-20 Osborne Maria 1860 1925* 6-21 Osborne Clinton E 1855 1902* Near Osborne small marker Clifton* MARKER MISSING stone underground 6-24 Wilson William 1818 1904* {Wilson William Mar 22 1904 marr 85 6 21 senile-- b Canada farmer John Wilson unk} stone underground 6-25 Wilson Margaret 1835 1917* 6-27 Wilson John H 1859 1934* 6-29 Wilson Lizzie 1863 1951* 6-30 Wilson Mary 1866 1931* Warren township record d Apr 12, 1931 ag 35-1-2 dau of Henry Jessop & Elizabeth White of England. Wife Thomas T Wilson. 6-32 Wilson Thos T 1868 1934* 6-34 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 48; total unmarked graves 28 Row 7 from W. Landmark is Evarts low standing light gray about 2 yards from fence 7-2 Evarts Wallace Oct 26, 1885 ag 76 yrs* leaning not bad 7-3 Evarts Permaniah Penininh wife of Wallace O Jun 18, 1808 Nov 14, 1900 footstone mother* {Evarts Permaniah 1890 Nov 14 ag82 widow Paralysis rec 237} 7-4 Evarts Alison A May 27, 1886 ag 38 yrs 3 mos* Farewell Friend in this space are four unmarked graves had foot stone Alison 7-9 Hoxsey James son of E Hoxsey Aug 27, 1854 Mar 22, 1887*
7-9 head stone FATHER 7-14 head stone Hoxsey Thos son of James no date * Hoxsey James died of consumption 4 graves clearly outlined on Hoxsey lot two unmarked graves 7-15 Pereira monument big gray monument Pereira M J Jan 20, 1843 May 2, 1919* CIVIL WAR VETERAN Pereira Cordelia his wife MJ Dec 18, 1843 Dec 2, 1899 * Pereira Frank A Apr 20, 1884 Jun 20,1928* Pereira Arthur L Mar 4, 1906 Jan 20, 1914 * had stones Mother, IOOF, K of C unmarked grave 7-18 Pearsall Monument BIG Pearsall Ira C Nov 3, 1891 ag 56 yrs 10 mo 26 days* is only name on monument foot stone W P, Father 7-20 unreadable tall marker William son of Iria and Anna Pearsall d Sep 9, 1876 ag 2 yrs 1 mo* MARKER MISSING there are about 10 unmarked graves four corner markers 7-25 Peck Monument big gray no names 7-26 Buckley John L uncle* 1890 May 12 ag 33 married farmer b MI John & Margaret of Warren Drownded Macomb County Record 239 per Wes Arnold historian 7-27 Buckley Sarah aunt* {Buckley Sarah A 1889 Mar 8 widow ag 73 record No 254 cancer in chest b NY } 7-28 Peck Celia J wife 1853 1927* 7-29 Peck Roy E 1881 1902* 7-30 Peck Harold E 1888 1902* 7-31 Peck Martha R wife 1860 1878* 7-32 Peck Edward H 1857 1941* 7-33 Peck May V 1885 1980* 7-34 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 22; total graves 49; total unmarked graves 27 Row 8 from W. Landmark is Tharrett Monument 8-2 unreadable 8-3 stone unreadable 8-4 stone unreadable \ Big BIG gray 5 yards from fence
8-3 Tharrett Robert Jan 29, 1837 Sep 5, 1906 BIG* + foot stone FATHER {Tharret Robert Sep 3 1906 marr 69 8 3 cause ?cranatatic Insufficiency b MI farmer John/Maria} 8-4 Tharrett Diana wife of Robert Sep 21, 1843 Nov 3, 1912* + foot stone MOTHER 8-5 Tharrett Monument big tall 8-7 Tharrett Julia dau of R & D d Apr 17, 1874 ag 1yr 28 ds* 5 ft stones unreadable , Mother Father from here to VanFleet are 12 unmarked graves or unused 8-15 VanFleet monument tall SERIOUS TILT VanFleet Frederick d Sep 27, 1888 ag 73* VanFleet Judiah H Mar 21, 1846 May 27, 1864 ag 18 VanFleet Frankey Oct 15, 1861 Oct 4, 1863* just under 2 years
VanFleet Theodore F Jun 23, 1842 Sep 18, 1864 ag22 CIVIL WAR VETERAN 8-16 4 lot corners T 8-16 Theodore also had stones, Judiah, Frankey 8-16 MOTHER Edna L 1873 1931 8-17 LaDoucour monument no words BIG BIG 8-19 LaDoucour Edna L Mother 1873 1931* 8-20 LaDoucour Dr Edward W Father 1869 1927*Twp record b Blissfield, Lenawee Co Mi Aug 13, 1868 d Warren Jul 16, 1927 Wife Edna. Son of Joseph of Canada. Was M.D. In Warren Had son Harold who m Carrie and had children F C 8-21 LaDoucour Ralph E 1918 1924* stone underground 8-24 STONE BENCH 8-31 Brandon Hazel 1886 1948* 8-32 Brandon Daniel S 1883 1953* 8-34 fence 34 Totals: probable persons based on stones 16; total graves 49; total unmarked graves 33 Row 9 from W. Landmark is Cartwright worn white sandstone about 2 yards from fence 9-2 John F son of F W & E d Feb 19, 1869 Cartwright ag 2yrs 4 mos 24 ds 9-2 foot stone J F C 9-4 Murthum monument tall gray worn Murthum Minnie A wife of Wm Apr 22, 1884 ag 19 & 1 day* A loved one has gone from our circle On Earth we will meet her no more, She has gone to her home in heaven, And all her afflictions are o'er. unmarked grave William Murthum Had Addl stones Freddie, Minnie A 9-6 Cartwright BIG DARK GRAY MONUMENT Cartwright Frederick W 1843 1911* Emma Cartwright 1844 1938 9-8 head stone Emma Cartwright Emma wife of Frederick 1844 1938* 9-9 head stone Frederich Murthum-Cartwright 4 lot corners marked C* 9-13 Tharrett John d Apr 22, 1876 ag77 3ms* affliction sore I long have bore Physician skill were vain, till Christ the chief, he brought relief, and eased me from my pain 9-14 Tharrett Maria d Aug 7, 1889 ag 80 7ms 3 ds* widow ag 82 record 282 b England Pralysis of Heart Macomb County Record Mother, you have gone and left us and we miss you in our house, But we hope again to meet you, where no parting will be known. 9- J & M and had stone MT 9-13 Tharrett Theadore son of J & M d Jul 27, 1860 ag 11 yrs 4 mo 19 ds * 9-14 five stones unreadable ??lett ? W 1835 aged 2 yrs worn needs careful read and another stone underground 9-17 Big Tharrett monument grey Tharrett Willie R son of A & E d sep 17, 1885 ag2 3 ds* Good Bye Tharrett Willie R 1883 Sep 17, 1885 ag 2 yrs 3 ds* Tharrett Alonzo 1845 1903* Tharrett Ella 1849 1929* township record b Norwalk, Conn Apr 11, 1840 Sep 21 1929 dau of James M Hoit & ? of Conn wife of Alonzo Tharrett
9-17 Theodore, son of J & M Tharrett d Jul 27, 1860 ag 11 yrs 4 ms 19 ds. 9-20 Smith George A 1845 1923* 9-21 Smith Dora 1859 1895* {Smith Dora June 27 1896 fe marr 35 tumer b Canada rec 273} this area has 6 unmarked graves 9-28 Hearn Sarah 1849 1929* 9-27 Hearn Robert 1851 1927* three unmarked graves had Hearn corners 9-30 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 18; total graves 49; total unmarked graves 31 Row 10 from W. Landmark is Smith BIG big gray about 4 yards from fence 10-2 foot PAPA 10-4 Smith big gray monument Smith W H MD Oct 4, 1856 Dec 26, 1899* had stones Papa, lodge marker FGB unmarked grave with lodge marker RNA 10-6 Hoxsey Bertha M 1872 1923 umarked grave 10-7 big gray monument Halsey Halsey Nathan W Oct 3, 1826 Jan 27, 1910* head stone FATHER Halsey Harriett E Mar 3, 1838 Feb 12, 1908 on Nathan stone* 10-8 MOTHER 10-9 FATHER stone underground unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 4; total graves 50; total unmarked graves 46 Lot Row 11 from W. Landmark is Harwood big gray monument 3 yards from fence 11-3 Harwood new BIG gray monument Elizabeth b 1837 d 1925 wife of unmarked grave of Arnold Harwood Aug 25, 1816 May 21, 1914 MARKER MISSING 11-6 unreadable 11-6 Old Harwood monument Harwood Children of A* E G Harwood all on tall monument* several children died Harwood Alma E d Jul 11, 1882 ag18yrs 7ms 23ds * Harwood Byron E d Aug 14, 1884 ag 17ys 11 mo 23ds* Harwood Elmer d Dec 9, 1861 ag 6mo* Harwood Elizabeth 1837 1925* MARKER MISSING Harwood Elvira wife of A Harwood d Nov 13, 1858 ag36yrs 9ms* MARKER MISSING 11-6 Alma, 11-6 Byron 11-7 Evira 11-7 Harwood Elmira d Sep 22, 1851 ag 2yrs 4ms 21ds dau of A & E G Harwood* 11-9 Elmer 11-10 8 foot stones unreadable 11-14 Hoxsey Almeda dau of Edward and Margaret Jun 15, 1851 Dec 17, 1856 ag5 ys 6ms 8ds* has foot stone MH needs help SERIOUS TILT 11-16 Hoxsey tall big monument
Hoxsey Edward Jul 26, 1827 May 6, 1896* + foot stone {Hoxey Edward May 7 1896 marr 68 Cancer of Stomach b MI farmer rec 289 } Hoxsey Margeret d Jul 25, 1884 wife of Edward ag 50yrs 8mo 23d* 11-16 foot stone Margaret 11-16 stone laying on face can't read two corner stones unreadable five unmarked graves 11-20 Hoxsey Catherine wife of George d Dec 21, 1875 ag 83 foot stone Catherine foot stone E G 11-21 Hoxsey George d Apr 12, 1867 ag 67yrs 4 mo 7 ds* five unmarked graves 11-27 Gillett Peter died May 13, 1862 age 73* west side had foot stone PG 11-27 Sylvester Royce stone on east side 11-29 Gillett Sally wife of Peter Gillett d Apr 16, 1851 age 60 yrs* had foot stone SG 11-30 Gillett Mary dau of P & S d Feb 28, 1863 ag 39 yrs 4mos 21ds* lot had Gillett stones Mother, Father, George* 11-31 head stone George Jame wife of Fredrick banks d Sep 4, 1874 ag 74 stone broken on ground foot stone JB MARKER MISSING 11-32 head stone unreadable 11-33 Gillett monument tall Gillett monument tall shows Gillett William Nov 20, 1813 May 25, 1894* Gillett Jane Jan 11, 1817 May 17, 1897 on Wm monument* Totals: probable persons based on stones 18; total graves 50; total unmarked graves 32 Row 12 from W. Landmark is Barton tall pink stone 12-5 foot stone unreadable 12-6 foot stone unreadable 12-7 Barton monument tall pink monument Barton Oliver Jan 31, 1822 Mar 15, 1897* Barton Frances M wife of Oliver born Apr 13, 1826* also lists John and Chloe Barton Chloe d May 16, 1850 ag 69 yrs John H Barton d Dec 5, 1856 ag 76 yrs had stones MOTHER, FATHER JHB, OB foot stone JHB two unmarked graves two stones underground four unmarked graves 12-13 Davy Isaiah May 4, 1822 May 31, 1891* 12-16 Davy Willie R son of Isaiah & Sophronia d Mar 13, 1855 ag 5 ys 9ms 18ds* 12-16 Davy Izora A dau of Isaiah & Sophronia d Mar 3, 1855 ag 3 ys 7ms 6ds* 12-17 Denizon James Orison son of Avery and Mary d Mar 18, 1842 ag 20 ys 2m 6d* unmarked grave 12-19 Denison David A W son of David T and Augusta A ag7 mo* unmarked grave 12-20 Denison David son of Avery & Merck Denison Denison David son of David and Mercy L djUL 26 1853 ag27 9 6* MARKER MISSING His dying words Farwell dear friends, I leave you here, With her to me who is most dear, For health decline and I must die and go to Mansions in the sky, I leave you in the hands of God, who purchased you with His own Blood, Though I must bid you all goodbye, I hope to meet you in the sky.
12-21 Denison Elsey Hough wife of D A d Oct 23, 1840 ag 24 5ms 1 dy* Farewell my dear husband, the Lord bide me come, Farewell my dear sistersI am now going home . Bright angels are whispering, so sweet in my ear, away to my Saviour, my spirit shall steer. I am going, I am going, but what do I see, 'Tis Jesus in glory appears unto me, To Heaven, to Heaven, I am going, I'm gone, All glory, Oh Glory, 'tis finished, 'tis done. six unmarked graves 12-27 Royce Sylvester W d Jul 12, 1862 ag 47ys 7ms + foot stone five unmarked graves 12-27 Mary J Royce d Dec 12, 1867 ag 48y 11m 6ds had foot stone Our Mother two unmarked graves 12-29 Wood Sylvia A Nov 10, 1838 Sep 3, 1880 on the Mary Barr stone* and daughter Mary A Barr Oct 23, 1860 Jun 9, 1881 only 19 ys old 12-31 Walker Archie Hoyt 1891 1911* 12-32 Walker Burrett 1889 1920* 12-33 Walker Burrett Sr 1866 1936 12-34 Walker Etta 1870-1948 unmarked grave Totals: probable persons based on stones 18; total graves 50; total unmarked graves 32 Row 13 from W. Landmark is Ames BIG BIG GRAY STONE 13-3 Ames Elton M Jun 9, 1867 Nov 5, 1867* 13-4 Ames big gray stone 13-5 Van Antwerp Sarah wife of Wm d 1867 ag 75y flat on ground + footstone S A* Van Antwerp Brother* unmarked grave 13-6 Ames Milo Aug 4, 1840 Dec 7, 1920* 13-7 Ames Cordelia W May 5, 1842 Jun 2, 1916* Ames Polly wife of Smith Ames 1855 ag 48y by M Ames* Ames Smith husband of Polly d 1858 ag 51y by M Ames* BELOW TWO MARKERS MISSING Ames, Polly wife of Smith Ames d feb 15, 1855 ag 48y 5m 12d stone Polly by M Ames Ames Smith husband of Polly died Feb 3, 1859 aged 51y 4m 27d by M Ames 13-9 flat face down needs careful read NEEDS READING unmarked grave 13-9 foot stone unreadable 13-10 Van Antwerp Danl eldest son of Wm & Sarah d Mar 8, 1859 ag 47y 4m 16d* SERIOUS TILT Sarah wife of William d Sep 4, 1867 ag 75 7m 4d foot stone SA stone flat near front fence A light from our household is gone, a voice that we loved is stilled,a vacant place is in our house, that never can be filled. Brother in the solemn trust, we comment thee dust to dust, in that faith we wait til risen, Thou shalt meet us all in heaven. four unmarked graves possible unmarked grave 13-19 Norris John N *May 18, 1824 -1891 Aug 9 widower 67 blood poison b NY farmer Macomb County rec 225 Norris Amanda May 27, 1821 Jan 4, 1890 on John Norris stone* four unmarked graves 13-17 Brown Lydia Barclay d Sep 9,1864 ag 19y 7m 19d* Friends are passing over. Also had foot stone LBB
13-18 Brown Amanda Hall wife of N Hollister d Oct 23,1876 ag 61-2-4*stone broken on ground had foot stone AHB possible unmarked grave N Hollister eight unmarked graves 13-26 Ames Franklin Dec 6, 1803 Feb 22, 1880* possible unmarked grave wife of Franklin Ames eight unmarked graves 13-33 Morehead Charles Adair Sep 16, 1865 ag24* inscription NEEDS CAREFUL REREAD NEEDS MARKER Totals: probable persons based on stones 15; total graves 50; total unmarked graves 35 Row 14 from W. Landmark is Barr tall white stone 4 yards from fence 14-4 Barr Margarett wife of R C Barr d Feb 6, 1884 ag78y* NEEDS CALKING two unmarked graves 14-7 Barr Orlando D son of D C and P O Barr d Sep 15, 1863 ag1-9-28* had foot stone ODB ten unmarked graves 14-7 foot stone unreadable 14-8 Barr Mary A dau of RC & M Barr d Nov 8, 1850 ag 1y-6m-13d* 14-8 Barr Mary S 1860 1881*SEE 12-29 A mother and a wife most dear A faithful friend lies buried here She was an affectionate wife and mother, a dutiful daughter and good sister. Her loss is deeply felt by all Barr Nancy E dau of R. C & M Jan 17, 1846 ag2 8ds* on tall monument 14-9 Barr Reuben C d Jan 7, 1873 aged 70y 10m* NEEDS CALKING Go Home dear friend, Wipe off your tears, Here I must lie, Till Christ appears. Seven unmarked graves 14-14 Minns Robert Osborn son of Phillip and Mary Jane Aug 10, 1868 Jan 31, 1873 ag4y 5m 21d had foot stone RGM* [Minns Robert Osborn Jan 31 1873 4y 5m cont cough] 14-15 Minns Philip d Nov 25, 1889 ag74y 3m 14d* unmarked grave 14-16 Minns Elisha W son of P & M J Minns d Aug 26, 1872 ag 2 mo 15 ds* [Minns Elisha O aug 26 1872 2m Scarlet Fever] 14-16 Minns Mary Jane wife of Philip dau of E W & M Halsey d Jun 8, 1872 ag42* She was an affectionate wife and mother, a dutiful daughter and good sister. Her loss is deeply felt by all. Foot stone MJM 14-18 Halsey Mary Jane wife of Philip Minns dau of E W & M Halsey d Jun 18, 1872 ag42 1 m 26d * 14-18 Elisha W Halsey d Aug 7, 1874 ag 88y 7m 9d also stones MOTHER, FATHER possible [Halsey Elisah d1891 Aug 3 male 81 married old age b NY Farmer Macomb County rec 234] epitaph N H Lauria b Mar 4, 1874 d Jan 23, 1878 ag 3ys 8 mos 19ds had stone NHL MARKER MISSING M E Lauria b Mar 17, 1877 d aug 24, 1877 ag 5 mo 7ds had stone MEL MARKER MISSING three unmarked graves 14-22 Halsey Charley C son of N W and H E Halsey d Dec 8, 1859 ag 3ys 26ds* six unmarked graves 14-26 Cole Marilla wife of Moses Cole d May 11, 1864 ag 25ys 6mos 16ds had head stone unmarked grave Moses Cole unmarked grave 14-27 Smith Harriet wife of Robert D d Feb 5, 1860 ag 51 8m 16d* unmarked grave
14-28 Smith John B son of R D & H d Sep 7, 1858 ag 26 5m 13d had stone JBS* 14-29 Gamble John son of B G d Aug 6,1869 ag 3mo 2ds* 14-30 head stone unmarked grave unmarked grave had marker Evelyn MARKER MISSING 14-33 Smith Robert D Jan 11,1803 Jan 10, 1889 ag 86* [MCDR Smith Robert D Jan 18 1888 86 md paralysis] 14-34 Smith Esther G Apr 14, 1811 Sep 23, 1899 had stones Mother & corner stones S* foot stone Spalding lot had 4 corners marked S 14-35 west Gamble Benjamin G 1843 1900 big gray stone CIVIL WAR VETERAN old record Gamble stated Benjamin G Jan 16, 1843 Feb 6, 1900 14-35 east On Govt stone Co H 2nd Mich Cavalry B G Gamble [Benjamin enlisted Sep 15, 1861 in Warren for 3 years at age of 19. Mustered out Oct 2, 1861 due to gun shot wound in right leg. He was discharged for disability at Detroit Jan 15, 1864.] 14- stone old unreadable 14-37 Spaulding Sadie Gamble wife of Burr Maynard Spaulding Sep 11, 1849 Sep 20, 1916* 14-38 Spaulding Burr Maynard Aug 22, 1849 Jan 15, 1926* 14-39 corner stone S Totals: probable persons based on stones 22; total graves 51; total unmarked graves 29 Row 15 from W. Landmark is MASON BIG DARK GRAY MONUMENT 4 yards from fence 15-4 Mason J F May 17, 1862 Feb 22, 1899 had small stone Father* 15-5 head stone FATHER 15-8 Mason Willie J son of J G and E Mason b Mar 5, 1867 d Feb 15, 1871* Mason R Eltie son of J G & E Mason Aug 18, 1869 Jan 27, 1871 on Willie stone*[MCdeath records show Mason Robert Feb 7 1871 1y 6m Scarlet Fever ] ten unmarked graves 15-19 several broken stones unreadable unmarked grave wife of J Mason Halsey Olive A wife of Silas E Halsey d Sep 15, 1854 ag19* or 49 yrs 4m unmarked grave Silas E Halsey MARKER MISSING ten unmarked graves 15-31 Wilson baby of B and A Wilson* nine unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 7; total graves 51; total unmarked graves 44 Row 16 from W. Landmark is Hoyt TALL PINK GRANITE MONUMENT 16-3 foot stone unreadable 16-5 Hoyt Ellen b Jan 29, 1815 Aug 20, 1895 on James stone* Hoyt James W Dec 8, 1815 Dec 13, 1890 on Ellen stone 16-6 head stone FATHER also had Mother marker* 16- big tree eighteen unmarked graves 16- stone fragments unreadable 16-18 Royce Silvenus B d Dec 26, 1865 ag 51yrs 13ds* Rest sweetly, thou departed one, though sorrow fills this heart of mine, Ere long, life's tedious journey done, my spirit freed will seek out thine. unmarked grave spouce of Sylvenus Royce
16-19 Bowden Margaret wife of B T Bowden d Dec 5, 1882 aged 55yrs 7 mos 4 dys* 16- stone fragments unmarked grave B T Bowden 16-21 Gregory, Solomon died May 14, 1864 aged 75 yrs George S son of Salmon and Maria Gregory who died Feb 21, 1961 in the 28th year of his age had stone Son ? John? ag73 six unmarked graves 16- stone fragments and 2 foot stones at water tap 16- Kingscott John d Mar 25, 1863 ag 65 6mo 22ds stone JK* SOLDIER 16- 28 Kingscott Barbara Ann wife of John Kingscott d Mar 21, 1862 ag 66 7d* stone BAK In the Christian's home in Glory, there remains a land of rest, There my Savior's gone before me, to fulfill my soul's request, Where is rest for the weary. NEEDS MARKER 16-26 unreadable NEEDS MARKER 16-27 Hitchcock ? D 18? ?217? NEEDS MARKER 16-28 Hitchcock Louisa C wife of B F Hitchcock & dau of J & B Kingscott d Feb 28, 1863 ag27 8m 5d * also had stone LCH MARKER MISSING had stone hilich?? Albbisa C wife of ? 1831? [might be Rebecca Watson] NEEDS READ also several stones by fence sixteen unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 12; total graves 51; total unmarked graves 39 Row 17 from W. Landmark is Glazier TALL WHITE STONE 3 yards from fence 17-3 Glazier Jennison F d Dec 7, 1869 ag 65 10ms 29ds* Rest thee loved one, rest thee calmly, Glad to go where pain is o'er, Where they say not, in the night time, I am weary any more. 17-4 Glazier Electra wife of Jennison F d Oct 3, 1892 ag 85y 9m 3d* A precious one from us is gone, a voice we love is stilled. A place is vacant in our home, which never can be filled. God in his wisdom has recalled the boon his love had given. And though the body slumbers here, the soul is safe in heaven. Two unmarked graves 17-17 Sheire Laura E wife of Monroe Sheire & dau of J F & E Glazier d Nov 27, 1853 ag 17 10m 27d* The dear companion of my life has gone, I mourn but murmur not that life is done, I sadly say, Lo where this marble weeps, a wife, mother, sister, daughter sleeps. Monroe, Erected by her husband. unmarked grave Monroe Sheire ten unmarked graves 17-17 Jones James Henry son of Northup and Mary d Jul 30, 1840 ag 10yrs* had stone NJ unmarked grave NEEDS MARKER 17-19 Jones Lucy wife of Samuel Jones d Aug 13, 1847 ag 19 8m 26 ds* had stone LJ unmarked grave NEEDS MARKER 17-21 Jones Mary wife of Northup d Jun 5, 1855 ag 63* had stone our Mother & MJ two unmarked graves NEEDS MARKER Jones Northup d Aug 17, 1841 ag 58y 4m 29d stone broken on ground* Actually the man's name was spelled Northrup Jones but it is spelled Northup without the second r on his stone. He was one of the very earliest settlers. Listed in 1881 Hist of Macomb County NEEDS MARKER unmarked grave Samuel Jones fourteen unmarked graves 17-26 Van Meer Ella d 1916 17- foot stone STONE UNDER GRASS NEEDS READ 17- Van Meer Elgin d 1917
17- foot stone 17-42 Masten Herbert Jr Jan 2, 1917 Jan 6, 1917* 17-43 Masten Herbert Sr 1871 1938* 17- white flat stone unreadable Totals: probable persons based on stones 11; total graves 51; total unmarked graves 40 Row 18 from W. Landmark is STANLEY TALL WHITE OLD STONE 5 yards from fence 18-4 head stone MOTHER 18-5 Stanley monument tall white old stone Stanley Catherine Aug 1, 1805 Dec 25, 1884 on Washington stone*tall white old stone Stanley Washington d Feb 7, 1883 ag76y 6m 5d tall white old stone* 18-5 East. Stanley our Dau Elsie E Feb 2, 1897 Apr 29, 1897* little lamb stone [2m 27ds] 18-6 Stanley Bernard B our son Jan 24, 1895 Oct 9, 1896* little lamb stone [1y 8m 15d] {Stanley Bernard Oct 9 1896 1y 8m croup James & Christine Stanley } 18-7 west. head stones FATHER and MOTHER 18-8 west. Stanley Benjamin E d Apr 5, 1863 ag 31y 2m 22d* TILTED 18-13 east. Stevens Merrill L 1912 1975 WWII VETERAN 18-14 east. Stevens Fred W 1894 1959 18-15 east. Stevens Sylvia A wife of Wm Richards Oct 19, 1900 Oct 12, 1931* 18-16 east. stone FLAT FACE DOWN 18-16 Stevens Claribel wife of L M Simpson May 6, 1897 Mar 16, 1923* 18-18 Stevens Ormal D Dec 10, 1898 killed in France July 19, 1918 WWI VETERAN American Legion Marker* The following found on a note: The son Ormal Stevens killed in WWI was a constant tragedy to his parents. John slowly died of TB during my days in Warren. He was a fine looking lad and delightful companion. His folks built a little house in the yard of their home for him and tried to do all they could but he would not strictly follow the doctors orders. Bernice Stevens was my school teacher in the lower grades at Utica. She married Neil Kennedy who was for long years station agent for the M RR at Warren, then was transferred to Wayne Michigan. They built a house on the west side of the street running N &W starting just east of the city hall. Had several children. A fine woman, tall & handsome. Nele was short and slight. Other daughters Helen and also a son Nook. The Stevens home for long years was on east side of Chicago road about a block from the sharp bend coming from the RR track crossing ease. Mrs Ormal Stevens Sr was a Rickabus. Ormel Stevens Sr was drawing some furniture from --- RR depot to the village with his horse drawn dray and --- helping him was another local man all of whom with son were very profitably employed. During the work a man made a slighting remark about Stevens son when Stevens climbed back over the load and enraged he engaged in a struggle which ended when they both fell off the wagon. Ormal never ceased to call them a family of slackers. 18-19 big Stevens monument 18-20 Stevens John E Aug 19, 1907 Apr 4, 1928* from Twp record son of Ormal & Sarah A Rickabus. Mechanic. 18-21 Stevens Ormal B Sep 15, 1868 Feb 29, 1936* son of John b Stevens Canada, & Agnes Cromie, b Ireland. Occupation Night Watchman. Husband of Sarah Rickabush. From township record. 18-22 Stevens Sarah A Jul 4, 1873 Apr 21, 1955 six unmarked graves 18-26 Corey George W Corey d Oct 6, 1862 ag 49y 11m 4d stone on ground* 18-28 west. Corey William H son of Geo W & Narcissa b Jun 10, 1849 June 26, 1851 ag 2y 16d* unmarked grave MARKER NEEDED Corey Polly M wife of Geo W dau of Abr'm Freeland d Aug 14, 1844 ag 22y* MARKER NEEDED unmarked grave Narcissa Corey
18-28 west. Hitchcock Henry L d July 18, 1862 ag 34y 1m 8d stone on ground footstone H L H* unmarked grave wife of Henry Hitchcock and another unmarked grave 18-30 west.Hitchcock Thomas d Mar 21, 1868 ag73y 4m 22d* eight unmarked graves 18- Hitchcock Nelly A wife of Thomas * d April 27, 1874 ag 68y 24d MARKER NEEDED 18-37 west Hitchcock Melissa consort of Orley May 1,1816 Sep 10,1846 ag 30y 4m* in back Sleep, dearest sister. Had stone MH unmarked grave Orley Hitchcock 18-42 west.Davy Henry Oct 18, 1871 Dec 3, 1906* PIONEER FAMILY IOOF emblem 18-42 east. Flynn J C M D 1850 1910 had stone Father & Forester's emblem* IOOF Flynn Annie E 1849 1942 Flynn Ellen Hanna 1833 1902* 18- stone unreadable 18- unreadable 18- unreadable 18- unreadable Richards Simpson * three unmarked graves Jay ? flat stone weathered unmarked grave Wi ?? weathered unmarked grave Totals: probable persons based on stones 24; total graves 52; total unmarked graves 28 Row 19 from W. Landmark is West Gate and drive two little Stanley lambs at left Row 20 from W. Landmark is Gray worn standing stone 2 feet tall to N East 20-4 Gray Isaiah T Apr 16, 1852 Jan 11, 1885* standing stone 2 feet tall unmarked grave wife of Isaiah 4 unmarked graves on lot and unreadable stone Morris Robert d 1851 20-4 Morris Cyrena E wife of Robert d Mar 15, 1854 ag 54 stone flat on ground* I loved her on earth, May I meet her in heaven. Twenty unmarked graves Davy George son of Charles & Eliza J d Jan 4, 1849 ag 6 mo stone broken and flat on ground* MARKER NEEDED Totals: probable persons based on stones 4; total graves 52; total unmarked graves 48 Row 21 from W. Landmark is Case monument tall white stone N east of drive 25' from fence 21-7 Case Chloe wife of Emanuel Case d Jan 1, 1881 ag 61 on Case monument * Emanuel Case 1812 1898 father MARKER NEEDED 21-8 foot stone Case Deborah small marker unmarked grave Mother unmarked grave small marker* seven unmarked graves 21-13 Wright Robert C d Feb 20, 1867 ag 49 marking defaced flat on ground made in Detroit had stone RCW also foot stone in ground 21-14 Wright Anna M wife of Robert C Wright, England Apr 5, 1830 Mt Clemens Dec 12, 1894 flat on ground broken, also footstone in ground To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.
21-16 Davy Rev Charles, Pioneer d Mar 22, 1883 aged 85y 10m* 21-16 foot stone C D 21-16 stone face down six unmarked graves 21-17 Davy Lydia wife of Charles d Apr 23, 1872 ag 78 5m 6d* 21-23 Higgin Ross C 1911 1912* 21-23 foot stone There was an Epitaph stone here. A new large polished Black granite memorial. All I remember was that it was sad. But it was stolen. How sad when a family can't even leave an epitaph for this child who only lived a year. It is wrong to steal someone's epitaph especially one for a child. and four additional unmarked graves Heartsig G George son of W E &C d Feb 5,1857 ag3-1-11stone GCH * MARKER NEEDED Heartsig CatherineS dau of Louise&Catherine d July11,1876 ag10 mo15 ds* MARKER NEEDED Heartsig Mary E dau of L & A d Mar 14, 1852 ag 1 mo 6ds* MARKER NEEDED 21-24 head stone MOTHER [Wilson] 21-25 Wilson John d May 27, 1867 ag 71* + foot stone FATHER 21-26 Wilson monument tall old worn at far east side of row Wilson John Mar 31, 1796 May 27, 1867* PIONEER FAMILY Wilson Jane Nov 12, 1807 Sep 15, 1887* 21-26 MOTHER [Wilson] 21-27 head stone FATHER [Wilson] plus 2 small markers matching monument 21-28 Lewis Hartsig d 1862 aged 33 21-29 Heartsig Sara M dau of L & A d Oct 1, 1855 ag 3 mo* MARKER NEEDED unmarked grave 21-30 Hartsig L A Marin? daughter of Louis & Catherine d 1871 MARKER NEEDED 21-31 Big Hartsig monument Hartsig Catherine wife of Louis Dec 6, 1842 Jul 23, 1909* {Hartsig Catherine Jul 23 1909 widow 66 7 17 Bright Disease b Germany George Busch b Germany mo Unk} Hartsig Angeline wife of Louis May 10, 1828 Feb 17, 1862 ag 33 broken* Hartsig Louis Dec 13, 1825 Apr 9, 1905* Unknown Soldier in area 21-34 Ebert George Aug 19, 1855 ag 49* MARKER NEEDED Susan Ebert d Mar 13, 1870 ag 71y 10d Erected by her son Jonas. stone SE* MARKER NEEDED Jesus has called Our dear Mother home, Her flesh lies mouldering in the tomb, God grant her offspring may be blest, and meet her in eternal rest. old stone Ruban d Mar 13 1870 ag 4 cory? NEEDS CAREFUL READ unreadable 21-37 unreadable 21-37 Son of Charles & Hannah d 1901 ag 29 from record Harrington, Charles d Nov 30, 1901 ag 291-12 son of Chas Harrington, York State & Celestia Robesson, Mi single MARKER NEEDED unmarked grave Celestia Harrington 21-37 Harrington Charley son of Charles and Celestia d Nov 30, 1901 ag 29 224* Case Emanuel 1812 1898 Father* Totals: probable persons based on stones 22; total graves 52; total unmarked graves 30 Row 22 from W. Landmark is Hoxsey low gray stone 2 yards from fence 22-2 Hoxsey Abigal C 1865 1929 low gray stone 22-6 Lionel Cline flat NEEDS CAREFUL READ Cline Alice dau of M & E d d Nov 1, 1861 ag 18 mo* NEEDS CLEAN AND READ unmarked grave The Cline parents
two unmarked graves 22-19 our baby no name nine unmarked graves 22-27 stone MJM twenty unmarked graves 22-29 head stone unreadable 22-38 head stone GE by big stump 22-40 Reddick Lloyd F Army veteran 1893 1976* VETERAN M J M 1872 unmarked grave unmarked grave unmarked grave 22-46 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 7; total graves 53; total unmarked graves 46 Row 23 from W. Landmark is Jenny big gray stone 15 yards from fence fourteen unmarked graves 23-13 Jenney Annie L wife of W N May 13, 1865 Oct 15, 1906* 23-15 Jenney monument big gray monument Jenney Almon D Sep 25, 1816 Dec 15, 1910* on Jenny Jenney Zaida N wife of Almon Mar 17, 1823 May 15, 1907* 23-17 head stone FATHER 23-18 head stone MOTHER 23-19 Jenney Leonard D 1861 1885 ag 24y 10m 10d * Our Brother four unmarked graves 23-23 Jenney Horace P 1809 1849* unmarked grave unmarked grave 23-28 Reddick monument off center of row on west side Reddick Myrtie G Jun 27, 1881 Mar 25, 1885* stones MGR BR MOTHER Reddick baby Nov 30, 1886 Jan 28, 1887* 23-26 Warrenner monument tall gray worn stone Warrenner John Jun 1,1821 Nov 25, 1896* had foot stone FATHER 23-27 Warrenner Sarah Ann wife of John 1824 Oct 2, 1853 ag 26y 10m 20d * tall gray worn 23-28 Warrenner Sharlott W 2nd wife of John 1825 d Apr 8, 1862 ag 33y 1m 8d* unmarked grave 23-30 Warrenner Lydia wife of John 1826 d Feb 22, 1882 ag 56 10 ms* stone LW Warrenner John G or C son of John and Lydia d Feb 24, 1871 ag 5y 1m 13d* stone Jony 23-33 Reid Neil W Jun 15, 1899 Aug 2, 1918 WWI Soldier killed in France* VETERAN 23-35 Reid J Melvin Dec 30, 1866 Dec 25, 1931 Lodge markers IOOF and VFW RNA* 23-36 Reid Mary V 1868 1956 four unmarked graves 23-42 MOTHER* 23-43 Willis monument big gray monument Willis Catherine d May 24, 1896 ag79* big gray monument Willis Henry Oct 10 1848 Aug 31, 1911* 23-43 east. MOTHER Wills Katherine 1867-1947 23-44 head stone Henry unmarked grave Henry 23-44 east. Willis Michael 1852 1926* Totals: probable persons based on stones 16; total graves 53; total unmarked graves 37 Lot Row 24 from W. Landmark is Benson tall gray monument 3 yards from fence
24-1 head stone FATHER 24-2 head stone MOTHER 24-3 Benson monument tall gray stone Benson Orin Jun 17, 1802 Nov 10, 1876* on Benson Monument He walked with God and was not For God took him. Benson Lydia M Sep 23, 1814 Feb 4, 1892* She died as she had lived trusting in God. 24-4 Stones DB, Ira, Mary, MOTHER, FATHER 24- Benson Ira F 1836 1910* 24- Benson Mary E 1843 1904* 24-4 head stone unreadable unmarked grave 24-6 foot stone unreadable unmarked grave unmarked grave 24-5 Ellen Kidd 1845 1893 Mother MC rec 236 Kidd Ellen Sep 30 1893 single 52 Consumption b England par Thomas Hearn of Cady Mi & unknown unmarked grave Mr Kidd Is possible Civil War Veteran twenty unmarked graves 24- Barton C Lucinda dau of R and E A d Oct 5, 1856 ag 1yr 8 m 13 ds* 24-37 Emma L 1861 1947 Rufus H 1852 1924 big red granite low six unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 9; total graves 53; total unmarked graves 44 Lot Row 25 from W. Landmark is Ames FLAT WHITE almost a yard FROM FENCE 25-1 east. Langell small square stone flat 25-1 Ames Willie son of J & L L Ames d Mar 22, 1862 ag 10 days* unmarked graves 25-2 Burke Francis J 1914 1967* 25-4 Burke Myles J Sr 1880 1968* 25-5 Burke Annie M 1881 1974 unmarked grave 25-7 Eugenia Langell nee Horsey 1880 1945 25-8 Frank A Langrill 1873 1916 five unmarked graves Langrill 25-12 Langill corner stone white six unmarked graves 25-14 bench 25-16 Soden Baby stone plus footstone* unmarked grave Soden unmarked grave Soden 25-18 Chipchase George 1840 1909* Chipchase Amelia 1844 1919* unmarked grave 25-25 Hoard Mary E dau of L & L d Mar 28, 1866 stone on ground ag 16 11ms 28ds* stone MSH Hoard Levi son of Gurdin W d Apr 11, 1856 ag 3yrs 11mo 6 ds stone LH 25-28 Soden Margaret wife of Eugene d Mar 24, 1904 ag 49* IOOF marker 25-30 Our baby white flat foot stone not marked head stone FGB unmarked grave
unmarked grave with lodge marker Eugene Soden unmarked grave 25-31 Soden Ellenor wife of Eugene d May 13, 1879 ag 27y 9m 13d stone ES* 25-33 Walker Dawn 1877 19--* 25-34 Walker Ned 1872 1926* 25-35 Stanley Elijah Jan 13, 1832 Oct 19, 1906 ag 73* Stanley Caroline wife of Stanley Sep 1, 1837 Mar 28, 1901* dau of David Rinthes & Grodel, married markers Mother Husband 25- unreadable Extine Geo D Feb 15, 1867 ag 2* stone GDE unmarked grave Extine unmarked grave Extine five additional unmarked graves 25-41 Matthews Esther L 1925 1925* unmarked grave Mr Matthews unmarked grave unknown Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 53; total unmarked graves 33 Lilian
Row 26 from W. Landmark is McDowall old GRAY 21/2 feet high 8 yards from fence 26-8 McDowall Rev Ebenezer born in Fredericksburg, Canada West Jan 3, 1807 June 19, 1862 died in Warren* seven unmarked graves 26-14 Bartels Christopher d Dec 8, 1887 ag 26y 3m * had cedar hedge 26- foot stone C S two unmarked graves 26-17 Bartels Henry Oct 1, 1849 Mar 21, 1881 Our Brother stone HB* 26-18 Bartels Elle dau of J & H d Aug 11, 1877 ag 17 17 ds* 26-19 top of Bartels monument 26-21 Bartels monument + stone MOTHER Bartels Johannah wife of H d Sep 13, 1886 ag 55 5mos 26- foot stones Mother* CGB, HB 26- Bartels Charles G son of H & J d Oct 12, 1859 ag 1mo* 26- Bartels Harmon son of H & J d Mar 5, 1856 ag 1 mo 6 ds* six unmarked graves no stones Elias Beach d Oct 2, 1854 ag77y 8 m 5 dsflat on ground Hannah wife of Elias Beach d Mar 18, 1862 ag 82 yrs 3ds four unmarked graves 26-27 stone unreadable 26- stone unreadable 26- stone unreadable MARKER NEEDED `MARKER NEEDED
26-30 McCoy Ellen S wife of John d Apr 1, 1890 ag 85y 6m 5d* 26-31 McCoy John d Apr 10, 1874 ag 71ys 10 m 26d*[md Killed by cars ] 26-33 McCoy Everett W Apr 21, 1834 Aug 16, 1872 Our Brother* five unmarked graves 26-37 Young Ellen E wife of Christopher C d Jun 18 1855 ag 23y 1d * had stone EEY
26-38 Young Charles H son of CC & EE d Jan 23, 1854 ag 2 mo 19d* unmarked grave probably Christopher Young unmarked grave extra lot 26-38 flat stone usinda? d1856 she NEEDS CAREFUL READ five unmarked graves 26-41 Norris W Emmit 1855 1928 Father Clarence Walter*Twp record b Clinton Co Mi Mar 6, 1855 d Jan 7, 1928 son of John N & Amanda Emmons, New York NY. Husband of Harriet Halsey. Retired farmer 26-42 Norris Hattie A 1861 1937 Mother* Norris Harriette A b Dec 1861 d May 29, 1937 aged 75-5-5 dau of John Halsey and Elizabeth Parton of NY. Wife of Walter E Norris res 5521 Garden Ave. Mo of John Norris, Yale Mi. Norris Sidney T ag 5 days* Walter Norris unmarked grave possible unmarked grave of Clarence Walter Norris and spouse other unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 19; total graves 54; total unmarked graves 35 Row 27 from W. Landmark is Hartlin low stone flat 20 feet from fence 27-3 unmarked grave outlined in cement 27-4 unmarked grave outlined in cement 27-6 Hartlin low stone 27-6 Hartlin Elisobet frau von John d Jan 18, 1867 ag 54* TILTING 27-6 Hartlin Elizabeth 1813-1867 wife of John new stone 27-6 old standing unreadable 27-6 west. foot stone 27-9 Busch monument tall big stone Busch Anna Margaretha Dec 28, 1801 May 26, 1888* Busch John Frederick Nov 26, 1835 Mar 25, 1864* tall monument Busch John George Apr 20, 1805 Nov 30, 1895* CB 27-10 head stone MOTHER 27-11 head stone FATHER 27-14 Pereira Charles son of M J & C May 16, 1866 July 5, 1866* unmarked grave Parents of Charles unmarked grave Parents of Charles 27-15 head stone unreadable unmarked grave 27- head stone unreadable unmarked grave 27-16 head stone unreadable unmarked grave 27- baby augusta or bushe...may 27-18 Pearsall Adelia d May 25, 1876 ag 2y 7m had foot stone AP above stone had round top rectangle chunk out of it 27-21 Elegty wife of Daniel Pearsal d Feb 28, 1860 ag 48 27-22 unreadable 27-23 Daniel Pearsal Dec 16, 1804 Oct 13, 1874 had stone DP twelve unmarked graves 27-27 Wilson Franklin H son of Moses & Anna d Apr 27, 1864 ag 30ys 10 mo 19ds foot stone unmarked 27-28 Wilson Moses b Nov 6, 1803 Landaff, Putnam Co NH, d Feb 22, 1838 Warren Mi* eighteen unmarked graves
Green Jennett dau of R & L May 16, 1867 ag 11ms 16ds * NEEDS MARKER 27-42 Rickabus monument Rickabus Sarah H Oct 1, 1824 Oct 21, 1900* Cordy George Jan 6, 1864 Nov 19, 1895 on Rickabus monument* 27- old stone unmarked grave NEEDS CAREFUL READ two unmarked graves 27-41 George 27-42 MOTHER 27-44 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 54; total unmarked graves 34 Row 28 from W. Landmark is row just east of historical marker and flag pole 28-5 Historic Marker 28-11 Big Rock 28-21 Flag Pole 28-28 Wells Hannah L dau of John and Eliza d Jun 7, 1856 ag 1yr 4m* 28-34 Cement Bench 28-35-40 Butterfly Garden 28-44 Weig Heinrig Aug 11, 1849 Oct 2, 1882* Weig John Friedrich 1879 sep 6, 1895 also small markers Heinrig, John, Father* Ruth, FranzCarstrn no space Feb 20, 1818 Nov 16, 1890* 28-44 east Rath Friedrich Feb 14, 1815 Aug 23, 1878 ag 63yr 6m 9ds* 28-47 Ege Dhihe worn broken NEEDS CAREFUL READ unmarked grave 28-49 Keil Katherina Eho Gattin of Ludwig b in Rulisheim Hesson-Darmatadt Aug 21, 1814 Mar 28, 1881 ag 66 3m 17d-- * Ludwig Keil Mar 12, 1820 Apr 24, 1885 28-51 Maerz Heinrich Ph Maers Mar 30 1835 Jan 6, 1892* Maerz Ludwig 1820 1885* Maerz Goorg W Oct 6, 1879 Jun 16, 1883* marker FATHER unmarked grave plain marker 28-54 foot stone 28-55 fence corner Totals: probable persons based on stones 12; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 54 Row 29 from W. Landmark is Panzer red stone 3 feet high 10 feet from fence 29-3 Panzer William F 1888 1938* 29-4 Panzer Charles Nov 11, 1842 Dec 18, 1922* Panzer Susanna Jan 2, 1848 Aug 19, 1903* six unmarked graves 29-8 corner stone strich 29- corner stone 29-9 head stone MOTHER 29-11 Strich Maria Mar 22, 1851 Nov 12, 1902
small marker Mutter* and lot corners Strich 29-13 Warner Ida M Mar 21, 1884 Oct 14, 1923* six unmarked graves 29-21 Muller Christian Dec 23, 1842 Feb 14, 1892* six unmarked graves 29-23 George J Measel son of J & C Measel Jul 1, 1880 Dec 12, 1892 four unmarked graves 29-28 Muller Christiana Aug 12, 1852 Jun 24, 1888 stone Mutter* four unmarked graves 29-31 Pinnow Gottlieb Jul 25, 1813 Aug 16, 1887 stone Vater* 29-32 ten stones piled up foot stones, corner stone, one W P needs careful read 15 unmarked graves 29-35 bench 29-43 foot stone 29-45 Heipel J Jan 20, 1822 Apr 9, 1904* Civil War Veteran Heipel Mary wife of J Jan 8, 1826 Oct 16, 1920* stone MOTHER Heipel George d Dec 12, 1873 ag 6 yr 11m 11d Willie d Jan 12, 1873 ag 3y 3m 13 d see more Heipel in row 30 29-49 stone needs careful read 29-54 Follhardt Henry d Mar 10, 1879 ag 33y 2m 23d*m tunnel 29-54 foot stone HF Totals: probable persons based on stones 13; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 53 Row 30 from W. Landmark is Miesel 1 ' tall old gray monument 10' from fence 30-3 Miesel Gottfried Dec 28, 1840 1922* 30-4 Miesel Godfried 1849 needs careful read tall gray Miesel Margerethe L May 13, 1850 Nov 7, 1899* Miesel Maggie E Jul 9, 1884 Oct 11, 1891 + small marker Mother Maggie* 30-5 head stone unreadable 30-6 head stone unreadable 30-9 Ernst (Schmidt) * 30-10 Wilhelmine (Schmidt)* 30-11 Schmidt BIG GRAY MONUMENT Ernst Jan 31 1849 Jan 14, 1912* Wilhelmine Mar 28 1858 Sep 4, 1919* Baier Emma Sep 16, 1890 Mar 26, 1915 on Schmidt monument* 30-12 Emma five unmarked graves 30-16 Pennow Walter M 1924 1928 beloved son* but Twp record states b Nov 11, 1924 d Oct 12,1923 son of Wm Pennoe & Lizzie Barg of Warren 30-17 Pennow Betty Jean 1926 1933 beloved daughter * township record bAug 9, 1926 d Feb 2, 1933 dau of Wm Pennow of Warren & Lizzie Barg of Macomb County. 30-18 Pennow Lizzie 1900 2001 * Pennow William 1895 1977 * six unmarked graves 30-22 Marsall Ben J 1869 1940* 30-24 underground 30-28 head stone FATHER 30-29 head stone MOTHER
eight unmarked graves 30-30 Dill John Sep 4, 1819 Dec 28`, 1902 Dill Johanna Seine frau Oct 12, 1823 Jan 11, 1908 * tall monument 30- Mutter 30- Vater 30- Elizabeta seven unmarked graves 30-35 Langermann Frederick 1845 1902* 30-36 head stone FATHER Langermann 30-37 Langermann Dorothy L 1844 1903 * big monument Langermann Fred 1883 1932* 30-39 head stone MOTHER 30-40 Hilliard Ida Jun 18, 1880 on Langermann lot * four unmarked graves 30-43 smit Emma children of Jacob & Mary 1860 1956* Heipel Edward children of Jacob & Mary 1865 1941* big tree branch watch your head I didn't ouch! crash! 30-44 Siegle J F Jun 25, 1825 Feb 26, 1907* Siegle Christina wife of J F May 28, 1824 Jun 2, 1899* 30-45 head stone unreadable 30-48 unreadable four unmarked graves 30-48 corner stones 30-50 base 30-50 west. FATHER 30-51 Qualmann Johann May 11, 1848 Apr 16, 1923* tall monument Qualmann Auguste A K Jun 12, 1876 Jul 27, 1876 27d* 30-52 base 30-53 Qualmann Heinrich J C Feb 2, 1880 May 18, 1890 * foot stone HJHQ Qualman Henry 1890 May 18 ag 11y b MI John/Sophie Diphtheria Macomb County Record 249 Qualmann Sophia May 19, 1846 Feb 5, 1902 * {Qualmann Sophia Feb 5 1902 marr 55 8 11 diabedies b Germany Henry Fosel Margaret Gano Germany} 30-54 corner stones 30-52 head stone MOTHER 30-58 broken stone unreadable unmarked grave may be Fasel were inside qualman enclosure Fasel Joachim H H Feb 21, 1818 Sep 13, 1882* foot stone MOTHER NEEDS MARKER Faser Joachim J H Jun 16, 1848 Feb 28, 1884* foot stone FATHER NEEDS MARKER Fasel Catharina M Mar 8, 1800 Apr 27, 1880 & 14 was written above the 1800* NEEDS MARKER unmarked grave spouse of Fasel 30-59 Schmidt Theodore 1838 1922 * big monument by fence Schmidt Sophia 1838 1919 * 30-60 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 31; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 35 Row 31 Landmark is Warren Union Cemetery Sign on fence or Schiebel 31-3 Schiebel Joseph 23 1850 1952* low red stone 8 high almost 2 yards from fence 31-4 Schiebel Sophia 1853 1934 * 31-5 head stone unreadable 31-6 Schiebel tall old monument Schiebel Wilhelmina on Adam stone Dec 23, 1885 Jun 1, 1886*
Schiebel Adam Aug 8, 1883 Nov 8, 1892* foot stone Adam three unmarked graves 31-9 head stone Wilemina 31-10 head stone Veilchen 31-11 head stone Mutter 31-13 head stone Vater 31-14 Zoellner Carl Jun 28, 1830 Mar 30, 1911* big monument Zoellner Caroline Mar 8, 1842 Apr 12, 1921 * Zoellner Carl F Dec 19, 1865 Dec 24, 1927 * 31-15 head stone Carl (Zoellner Carl F)* fifteen unmarked graves 31-26 Schneider Elizabeth 1862 1919* Schneider George Sr Dec 15, 1833 Nov 28, 1910* Schneider Martha seine Gattin geboren Koch May 20, 1838 Apr 10, 1911* 31-28 Vater 31-29 Mutter 31-31 Elizabeth eighteen unmarked graves 31-43 Rose Mary M 1874 1901 * 31-43 Rose John 11-25 or bible verse? eighteen unmarked graves 31-32 Jacob big big monument Jacob Charles Sr Oct 21, 1841 Dec 19, 1909* big monument civil War Veteran Jacob Anna on Charles stone Jun 19, 1850 Oct 18, 1919 * 31- unreadable 31- unreadable 31-54 several corner stones with J 31-57 Hartlein Maria Apr 10, 1871 Oct 5, 1874 stone MH 31-59 east. Busch Rosa Lena Aug 30, 1862 Aug 12, 1875 * 31-60 located by North fence stone RLB 31-58 west. Eckstein F Jul 3, 1810 Nov 12, 1890 * CIVIL WAR VETERAN Eckstein Mary wife of F Oct 1, 1817 Apr 28, 1894 * 31-59 head stone unreadable could be MOTHER 31-60 head stone unreadable could be FATHER 31-61 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 22; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 44 Row 32 from W. Landmark is Kusch tall gray monument old worn 6 yards from fence six unmarked graves 32-6 Kusch Johann Karl Jan 11, 1885 Jul 6, 1886* 5mo 32-8 big tree 32-11 Behrns Henry F Dec 23, 1849 Jul 28, 1930 * Behrns Bertha wife of Henry Nov 12, 1860 Aug 30, 1901* 32-13 head stone MOTHER 32-14 head stone FATHER 32-15 DeGrandchamp Emma B 1885 1957* 32-16 Sampson Agnes B 1881 1963 * 32-18 Behrns Joachim Jun 11, 1808 Apr 2, 1888* 32Behrns Sophia geb Engel Jan 2, 1820 Apr 1, 1891* NEEDS MARKER 32-18 head stone FATHER 32-18 head stone MOTHER 32-19 head stone unreadable
32-20 head stone unreadable 32-29 Karn Peter 1855 1897* {Karn Peter Jan 10 1898 ag42 5m marr Consumption b Germany farmer Peter/Mary Apple Macomb County rec 183} Karn Katherine 1857 1951* 32-24 Emig Louise H 1894 1969* missing in whgs book Emig Alvin L 1887 1973* 32-26 Armour Marie A 1882 1980* six unmarked graves 32-32 Thompson Helen nee sinn 1897 1942* four unmarked graves 32-35 Stiens Luis son of Otto & Julia Jan 14, 1899 Aug 24, 1900* 32-36 Stiens Frederick son of O R & J Jan 25, 1898 July 28, 1898* 32-36 son of Julia baby 32-37 Stiens Julia 1874 1935 * 32-39 Stiens Otto R 1870 1942* Stiens Willhelmine geb Schwanbeck Nov 25, 1825 Aug 20, 1886* ten unmarked graves 32-49 Kulp Amelia 1885 1965* 32-51 Rose William A 1887 1919* 32-51 west head stone FATHER (Jacob) 31-43 Rose Mary C 1856 1930* BIG DARK RED stone 31-43 Rose John* this is in row 31 but likely related bible verse? 32-52 west head stone MOTHER (Jacob) 32-52 Rose Mary C 1856 1930* 32-53 Rose William C 1843 1930* unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 25; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 41 Row 33 from W. Landmark is Grimms flat stone next to tall monument 33-2 Grimms Louisa 1858 1907 33-3 Grimms Frederick E Apr 19, 1856 Jul 6, 1926 Masonic Emblem* low stone 33-4 Grimms tall old monument Grimms Louisa on Frederick stone Dec 31, 1853 Aug 4, 1907* Grimms Frederick E 1856 1926 Masonic emblem 33-5 Baby Grimes Anna Grimms Oct 6,1881 Apr 29, 1893* lamb [11] 33-7 Grimms Johannes Feb 13, 1887 Apr 22, 1893*lamb [6ys] 33-10 Crimes Edward W Sep 16, 1890 Jan 25, 1919 Died in Service Am Legion Masonic emblem* + corner stones Grimes WWI VETERAN 33-13 Grimms Henry Aug 19, 1880 May 3, 1943 * 33-14 Grimms Mary Feb 27, 1874 Nov 13, 1955* 33-18 Steins monument 33-19 head stone 33-20 stone unreadable 33-23 Beier Elmer Jun 4, 1901 Jan 21, 194 Beier Minnie Apr 20, 1863 Jan 6,1922 * 33-25 Mini low stone 5* 33-25 Beier Fred Nov 27, 1859 Nov 29, 1944* 33-27 Beier TALL OLD MONUMENT Beier Walter son von F & M 26 Nov, 1893 Jan 17, 1895* Beier Ida Apr 26, 1828 Feb 14, 1907* Beier August K Feb 25, 1826 Apr 25, 1893 * Beier Wilhelmina Apr 20, 1863 Jan 6, 1922*
33-28 FATHER 33-30 MOTHER 33-31 Walter might be Boening sixteen unmarked graves 33-43 Boening Edward A 1877 1961* 33-44 head stone unreadable 33-45 west. Boening Mother 1852 1937* 33-45 east. Boening monument tall 33-46 Boening Father 1848 1920* 33-47 foot stone unreadable 33-47 Boening Wilhelm 1888 1918* Father 33-48 Boening monument Big Gray monument 33-49 east. Boening Julius 1882 1883* 33-49 west. Boening Albert 1879 1879* 33-25 Boening Walter Sep 20, 1902 Sep 30, 1906* Boening G E Jun 6, 1821 Apr 28, 1901* stone FATHER NEEDS MARKERs Boening Ernestine W geb Klatte on G E stone Jul 22, 1824 Sep 23, 1886* stone MOTHER 33-50 Lorenz Elizabeth Dec 17, 1823 Feb 3, 1884* Hertlein Marie 1871 1874* note Hartlines in row 41, 43, 48 NEEDS MARKER twelve unmarked graves Lot Row 34 from W. Landmark is Berz LOW DARK GRAY FLAT STONE 3' from fence 34-1 Berz Ada P J 1873 1967 * 34-3 head stone FATHER 34-4 east. Berz George P 1845 1931 * Berz Mary J 1852 1923* 34-5 MOTHER west. 34-6 Berz Otto son of G P & M 1878 May 17, 1881 ag 2 5m 13ds* Berz Emma May 1, 1884 Jun 5, 1892 on Otto stone * four unmarked graves 34-11 head stone unreadable 34-12 Berz old tall monument gray FATHER Berz George B Oct 16, 1811 Mar 16, 1893 * MOTHER Berz Elizabeth M Oct 16, 1811 Jan 22, 1904 Mother* 34-Berz Emma E 1884 1892* 34- Berz Otto E 1878 1881 * 34-14 head stone unreadable 34-15 Schuster Eliza 1842 May 6, 1885 Mother* 34-16 Schuster Edward 1837 1923 Father K P lodge marker* 34-17 Schuster Eliza wife of E 1842 May 6, 1885 Mother ag 43 * tall monument 34-18 Schuster Frank J 1874 1942 34-22 Strich George 1828 1888* 34-23 Steirs Mary 1853 1895 * 34-24 Strich Sophia 1827 1905* 34-25 Strich big gray marker 34-28 Oswald Amanda Keller 1894 1952 She lived but for others* 34-29 Noyes Dora Keller 1889 1944 * 34-30 Keller Anna frau von O Keller P Farror May 4, 1860 Feb 1, 1897* Keller Otto Pfarror Jan 23, 1858 Jun 14, 1938 *
34-30 east. head stone MOTHER 34-31 Keller Arnold Oct 12, 1900 May 10, 1902* 34-31 Arnold 34-32 Vater 34-33 stone unreadable also had 3 markers Arnold, MOTHER, FATHER 34-37 Busch Louis E 1869 1948* BIG RED monument Busch Caroline wife of Louis E 1872 1904 * had stone MOTHER Busch Amelia wife of Louis E 1875 1917* Louis E 1869 1948 also B corner markers 34-35 Caroline 34-36 Amella 34-38 Louis eleven unmarked graves 34-49 west. Our Baby born and died Aug three unmarked graves 34-51east. Otto Hanekow Sep 14, 1897 Aug 13, 1920 34-52 west. Hanekow Minnie 1866 1936 34-53 east Hanekow Wilmelm H E Jul 4, 1836 May 31, 1903 Old tall monument Hanekow Wilmelmine C Aug 22, 1838 Feb 28, 1907 Hanekow Otto our baby b & d Aug 4, 1924 34-54 west. Hanekow William 1865 1934 unmarked grave Totals: probable persons based on stones 32; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 34 Row 35 from W. Landmark is Lee Berz flat stone dark gray West of gate 35-3 Berz, Lee E 1898 1969 * 35-7 Big tree stump head stone unreadable 35-6 MOTHER 35-9 head stone FATHER five unmarked graves 35-10 Meirow stone tall worn 1867-1926 wife 1844-1888 Meirow L Jun 17, 1837 Jun 4, 1920 under spirea bush* Meirow Sophia wife of L Mar 4, 1844 Jan 30, 1888* 35-11 Meirow Mary dau 1868 1924* 35-12 Meirow Herman W 1883 1966* 35-15 head stone unreadable 35-16 head stone unreadable 35-17 Gladey 1833 needs careful read tall worn monument needs reread study Gladey 1833 Gladey T C Jan 8, 1836 Dec 29, 1914* Gladey Maggie der Frau Apr 30, 1835 Dec 17, 1901* Gladey Retta Schr_ber Jun 8, 1797 Jan 13, 1893* five unmarked graves 35-22 Mother Dorothea Wieg 1849 1929* 35-24 Husband Theodore 1875 1948 * [Wieg] 35-25 Wieg big marker BIG GRAY no names eight unmarked graves
35-32 Zorn Whelmine 1871 1961 William 1871 1954 35-32 Zorn red tribute marker three unmarked graves 35-35 Bower Emma wife of M J Nov 25, 1868 May 26, 1896 * 35-36 Bower Michael J 1862 1935 * 35-37 Bower Katherine E wife of M J b Dec 2, 1868 d Jan 5, 1944 tall red stone Bower Emma 1868 1896* reread 35-39 Bower Katherine 1868 low red marker 35-40 Bower Jean Ellen 1934 1955 * low marker 35-43 Scheer William Apr 1, 1848 Sep 2, 1883 also small stone William* Scheen William J Nov 30, 1814 Dec 29, 1893* stone FATHER Scheer Chatherine b Jun 24, 1820 * stone MOTHER 35-45 head stone unreadable 35-46 head stone unreadable 35-47 head stone unreadable 35-51 Dehn Friedrich J Sep 24, 1824 Jun 11, 1885* tall stone Lange Friedricke Dehn geb Lange Apr 7, 1833 Mar 1, 1895 * 35- head stone unreadable 35-52 Albert Hacker Jan 30, 1876 Jun 20, 1952 35-53 George Hacker Mar 1, 1899 Jul 4, 1947 three unmarked graves 35-57 mother Marie Schuer 1889-1929 35-58 Wiss? Schuer worn needs careful read unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 32; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 34 Row 36 from W. Landmark is Right Middle Drive Lee Berz to left, Big Berz monument to left, water meter in drive Row 37 from W. Landmark is Baitinger FLAT STONE DARK GRAY to North East of gate 37-1 head stone M.A. 37-4 Baitinger Frieda J Oct 3, 1895 Mar 16, 1946* 37-6 Baitinger our baby Dianne Gillis Sept 24, 1939 Sep 25, 1939* 37-7 Baitinger Gottlieb E Sep 22, 1895 Sep 9, 1930* Baitinger Mein Liber GHatto Unsor Guter Vater* four unmarked graves 37-11 Eckstein Lambert L Sep 17, 1842 Mar 25, 1926* gray old tall stone Eckstein Augusta L wife of Lambert L d Nov 12, 1890 ag 45yrs 37-12 head stone FATHER 37-14 head stone MOTHER 37-15 head stone FATHER 37-16 head stone MOTHER 37-18 west. big big Eckstein monument 37-18 east. Cook John N Aug 14, 1823 Aug 20, 1892 ag 69 6 ds CIVIL WAR VETERAN Cook Margaretha Apr 15, 1834 Jun 8, 1901* Cook Henry W Jun 28, 1857 Jun 29, 1893 ag 36 1 d* four unmarked graves 37-22 head stone FATHER 37-23 head stone MOTHER
37-25 big Busch monument gray John Busch 1845 1912* Busch Elizabeth 1850 1923* 37-26 Busch Caroline 1871 1945 eight unmarked graves 37-31 Miller Wilhelm F Dec 2, 1815 Mar 6, 1906* BIG GRAY monument Miller Maria C Dec 22, 1818 Mar 17, 1906* 37-32 Masch Louise Mar 12, 1865 Oct 17, 1903 * five unmarked graves 37-37 water pipe seven unmarked graves 37-43 head stone Karl Lorenz Grossvater* 37-44 head stone Frederick Lorenz 37-43 Lorenz Ernest Jun 27 1832 Mar 22, 1912* BIG GRAY stone CIVIL WAR VETERAN {Lorenz Ernest Sr Mar 22 1912 widower 79 3 25 Heart problem } Lorenz Hanna on Ernst stone Mar 22, 1844 Apr 11, 1911* BIG GRAY stone Lorenz Friedrich bruder small marker* 37-46 MUTTER 37-47 umarked grave old stone unreadable Hecker? Darling infant? small marker* 37-23 head stone unreadable 37-51 Frederick Hecker old TALL dark gray MOSS COVERED monument Hecker Friedrich Apr 2, 1844 Dec 19, 1892* Bower Mary Apr 4, 1819 Mar 2, 1890 on Hecker plot* 37-52 head stone unreadable 37-53 head stone FATHER 37-54 head stone MOTHER 37- Zaldert Hacker 1876 1952 37- head stone unreadable 37- head stone FATHER 37-56 stone underground 37-56 stone underground 37-57 west. Eberhart Liene frau von Jacob nebst Kind Apr 15, 1863 Jun 10, 1881* Eberhart 1854-1884 needs careful read 37-57 west. Ide Bermon 37-57 Hacker Dorothea Frau von Georg Hacker May 14, 1812 Feb 26, 1881* 37-57 head stone FATHER 37-39 Barg Idi Hermini Jul 14, 1884 Oct 7, 1884 tochter von Carl & Sophia* 37-58 Barg Joe Sep 19, 1875 Jul 2, 1896 * TALL RED monument Barg Sophia Aug 22, 1845 Dec 20, 1900* Barg Chas Mar 3, 1845 Mar 7, 1928* 37-59 unreadable six unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 33; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 27 Row 38 from W. Landmark is Stimm small gray stone 38-2 Stimm Gottlieb Mar 27 1814 sep 27, 1894* 38-3 head stone needs careful read umarked grave spouse of Gottlieb Stimm 38-4 Schild Wilhelimine Sep 18, 1846 Aug 27, 1919* TALL old Schild Karl Dec 16, 1836 Jul 5, 1908*
38-5 head stone needs careful read were stones MOTHER, FATHER four unmarked graves 38-9 Vogt Charles 1877 1945 38-10 Vogt Mathilde Thlie 1884 1959* 38-11 Vogt Charles 1830 1889* Vogt Catherine on Charles stone 1841 1912* two unmarked graves 38-14 head stone FATHER five unmarked graves 38-18 Licht John 1812 1903* 38-19 Licht Friedericke 1815 1887* Schurer Wm Oct 23, 1839 Jan 23, 1898* NEEDS MARKER 38-23 Schuer BIG gray monument Schurer Marie mother 1849 1929* Schuer senie Frau Friederike geb Lucht Jun 5, 1850 Apr 2, 1919* Schuer Fridrich Sep 27, 1835 Nov 16, 1900 Schuer Friederike 1850 1919 Schurer Dorathe Hanna Oct 18, 1799 zu Woosmer Mecklenburg Schwerin Jul 22, 1893* 38-25 Schurer Rika* 38-26 Schurer Friedrich* 38-27 head stone MOTHER 38-29 Russ tall worn monument Russ Joachim H Oct 11, 1821 Jul 22, 1898* Mecklenburg Schwerin Russ Lotta L apr 25, 1818 Nov 6, 1906* 38-28 head stone needs careful read had stone JHR 38-30 head stone unreadable stone Mutter six unmarked graves 38-35 Kutchey Minnie 1876 1905 erected by her son Paul* 38-35 east. Schunieng Anna Sofie Ellise Mecklenburg 1832 Dec 21, 1891*flat 38-36 east. Maas Ida F dau of Maas baby Sep 11, 1874 ag 1yr 3mo*flat Maas Henry J 1872 1929* Father NEEDS MARKER Maas Joseph R Sep 2, 1906 Mar 27, 1905 38-36 unmarked grave broken stone fragments was first listed in row 40 in 1939 38-37 Kauffmann Charles 1837 1940* 38-38 Kauffmann Emma 1872 1946* 38-39 Kauffmann Daniel 1899 1977* 38-39 Kauffmann Edith 1905 1972* four unmarked graves 38-43 1929-1916 worn needs study 38-46 FATHER 38-47 Wade monument tall worn difficult to read had four names on it Wade Wilhelmine Apr 27, 1844 Nov 29, 1916* stone mid row to East Wade Hermann Dec 3, 1880 Aug 7, 1881* needs careful read Wade Karl Sep 24, 1845 Feb 7, 1894 Wade Ernest Sep 25, 1875 Dec 11, 1893
38-47 stone unreadable had markers Ernst, and FATHER fourteen unmarked graves Beier or Wade Herman Nov 15, 1880 Aug 15 1881 Beier Allmiene Mar 11, 1886 Mar 15, 1895 38-53 Finerock William I 1880 1960* Finerock Mae I 1887 1962*
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38- unreadable Pinnow Caroline Tochter von Wilhelm & Hanna Oct 4, 1882 Sep 26, 1885* [3 SAD] 38-56 Pinnow Sophia Tochter von Wilhelm & Hanna Oct 18, 1880 Oct 11, 1885*[5] 38-57 William Pennow needs careful read Hannah Pennow needs careful read 38-58 Gabuene Pinnow needs careful read Totals: probable persons based on stones 39; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 27 Row 39 from W. Landmark is Remms tall gray old about 4 yards from fence unmarked graves 39-4 east. Kulp Charles W 1890 1946* red flat stone to East 39-4 Remus Wilhelm C F Apr 8, 1824 Apr 11, 1896 ag 72 tall gray old* Remus Fridericke S M b Jul 15, 1828* seven unmarked graves 39-19 several corner markers three unmarked graves 39-12 Ackermann Wilhelm May 29, 1834 May 29, 1889* Ackermann Matilda geb Steffens Jun 6, 1843 Aug 20, 1889* 39-13 W A ten unmarked graves 39-15 several more corner markers eight unmarked graves 39- head stone unreadable 39- Stephens Ernst is buried here no marker unmarked grave* NEEDS MARKER 39-25 head stone unreadable probably Hildebrand 39-26 Hildebrand P G Mar 12, 1818 Sep 1, 1889* gray medium height Hildebrand Ellenora on P G stone Apr 28, 1824 Aug 1, 1902* 39-29 Bull Christian 1852 1930* 39-30 Bull Christine 1853 1928* 39-31 Bull monument big tall gray monument 39-33 Bull Ludwig 1888* Bull George 1889* 39-35 head stone needs careful read 39-36 Krieger Gustie Aug 15, 1833 Jan 10, 1873* four unmarked graves 39-40 Kreger big gray monument five unmarked graves 39-45 Porath William Dec 6, 1821 Aug 16, 1906* big red Porath Henrietta Feb 26, 1828 Aug 31, 1909* big big red
39-47 Panzer Ernestine frau v Carl Nov 14, 1854 Nov 20, 1879* Panzer Emma E tochter von Carl* Ernestine Sep 5, 1879 Sep 23, 1879* 39-48 needs careful read worn 39-49 Martz Henry Philip Sep 20, 1874 Feb 5, 1909 ag 34* 39-50 Bertha Barg 1880-1922 six unmarked graves 39-56 Perry Helen A 1902* no year Perry Doyle 1899 1962* five unmarked graves 39-57 MOTHER 39-58 Brinkert TALL RED MONUMENT NEAR NORTH END. Brinkert Margaret May 24, 1838 Jan 5, 1919* Brinkert Friedrich May 7, 1838 Jun 12, 1897* Brinker Carl Fred Nov 25, 1870 Apr 16, 1887* 39-60 head stone unreadable 39-61 worn white stone by fence needs careful read moss covered 1875 1898? 39-66 fence be careful not to fall in holes! Animal dens. Totals: probable persons based on stones 26; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 40 Row 40 from W. Landmark is Alexander LOW RED about two years from fence 40-2 Alexander Levi 1919 1944* 40-3 Alexander Ferdinand? 1897 1971* 40-4 Alexander Virginia 1912 1971* 40-5 Alexander Hugh E USArmy Apr 20, 1923 Nov 16, 1977* WWII VETERAN four unmarked graves 40-9 several corner markers three unmarked graves 40-12 Mitchell Frederica or Frederick 1862 1941* 40-13 Mitchell Robert 1875 1915* Mitchell Robert B d Oct 31, 1875 ag 40yr 10 m 14 d NEEDS MARKER Mitchell Charles stone FATHER Mitchel Louie Aug 6, 1885 May 20, 1886* NEEDS MARKER Mitchell Karl Aug 7, 1857 Oct 3, 1892 NEEDS MARKER Getz Barbara Apr 20 1877 ag 75 yrs 4 mo 16ds* 40-15 Getz monument tall old needs careful read Getz Karl Aug 7, 1857 Oct 3, 1892* 40-16 head stone Charley 40-17 stone Robert 40-18 Getz needs careful read tall Getz George B June 14, 1866 Dec 28, 1911* old tall Getz Joseph Sep 7, 1831* Getz Mary wife of Joseph Apr 29, 1826 Apr 23, 1900* 40-20 Getz George Jun 14, 1866 Dec 28, 1911 40-20 corner stones 40-23 Worn stone needs careful read 40-24 Gillett Emma E on Bittner lot 1863 1950* 40-26 Bittner Carl 1829 1901 40-27 Bittner Caroline 1832 1893
40-28 Bittner tall monument Bittner Charles Oct 29, 1829 Feb 21, 1901* had odd Fellows marker Bittner Caroline on Charles stone Jul 29, 1832 Dec 19, 1893* 40-29 Eckstein Clara Sep 30, 1875 Feb 15, 1926* 40-30 Eckstein Lloyd Oct 30, 1900 Mar 15, 1926 * 40-31 Eckstein William Dec 18, 1866 Nov 11, 1926* 40-33 Mielke Mary May 23, 1875 May 1,1944 red stone ten unmarked graves 40-43 Wolgast Rose 1888 1976* 40-44 Wolgast Max 1885 1935* 40-45 head stone unreadable 40-46 Beyer Wilhelm on Dora stone Feb 19, 1824 Dec 6, 1899* tall old monument Beyer Maria Dora geb Lahz Sep 8, 1830 Feb 22, 1913* Beyer? Edward 1893* NEEDS MARKER Beyer Clara 1893* NEEDS MARKER Wade Wilhelm Jul 4, 1869 Oct 28 1897* 40-47 head stone unreadable 40-48 Borg? Wilhelm 1869 1897* 40-49 Malkmas John Feb 10, 1826 Jul 24, 1895* 40-51 Agustus Gesch old worn needs careful read 40-52 Malkmas Wm 1878 1955* 40-53 Malkmas Conrad 1838 1879* Malkmas Margaret 1842 1920* Malkmas John C Jul 6 1873 Apr 21, 1917 NEEDS MARKER eight unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 38; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 28 Row 41 from W. Landmark is Zorn big big gray two unmarked graves 41-3 Zorn Herman 1875 1912* 41-4 Zorn monument big big gray 41-5 Zorn Christian 1849 1922* 41-7 Zorn Sophia 1849 1941* three unmarked graves 41-9 Hartlein George L 1841 1913* 41-11 Hartlein Fredericka 1837 1919* 41-12 Hartlein big big monument gray eight unmarked graves 41-19 Pennow Emma 1892 1976* 41-19 head stone unreadable 41-20 Pennow Frederich 1887 1969* 41-21 underground stone 41-23 Kreger Sarah Jun 18, 1870 Apr 11, 1923* 41-24 Kreger William Sep 4, 1867 Feb 2, 1924 41-25 Mable dau of Wm & S Kreger Nov 25, 1895 Jun 27, 1897* four unmarked graves
41-28 Kreger monument big gray two unmarked graves 41-29 head stone unreadable 41-30 flat needs careful read21-18- 28 yrs 41-31 Hartsig Rosa A Feb 23, 1872 Apr 16, 1895 ag 23 1m 23 d tall monument SAD {Hartsig Rose apr 14 1895 mar 23 consumption Charles Steffens Fraser MI rec 243} fifteen unmarked graves 41-43 Rudolff Twin brothers eight unmarked graves 41-49 August Gesch 1876-1909 Gesch August BIL of Makmas Dec 23, 1863 Jan 31, 1909 41-51 Mary Gesch 1869-1953 41-52 Allen W Gesch 1898-1965 41-55 Joan B or John G Jul 8 1873 Apr 21 1917 needs careful read eight unmarked graves 41-63 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 46 Row 42 from W. Landmark is Bower BIG RED unmarked grave 42-3 Bower Lambert 1872 1944* flat 5' from fence 42-4 Bower Leonard 1858 1920* four unmarked graves 42-5 Bower BIG RED monument TILTING Bauer Phillip Jul 22, 1822 Apr 17, 1899 on Katherine stone* Bauer Katherine Jan 7, 1832 Aug 5, 1917* 42-6 head stone MOTHER Bower 42-7 head stone FATHER 42-10 head stone unreadable 42-12 head stone unreadable Kolster 42-12 Kolster big monument Koester Johann Apr 27, 1823 Feb 13, 1907* Koester Sophia on Johann stone Mar 2, 1821 May 30, 1908* Westphal Fredrich on Koester lot May 24, 1898 Sep 15, 1900* six unmarked graves 42-15 head stone unreadable SERIOUS TILT
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42-17 head stone Boldt 42-18 Boldt Friedrich 1823 tall gray monument TILTING Boldt Friedrich Feb 8, 1823 Jul 10, 1896* tall Boldt Dorothea on Friedrich stone May 3, 1823 May 14, 1905* 42-18 head stone unreadable two unmarked graves 42-20 Barg Henry 1869 1929* corner stones B four unmarked graves 42-24 head stone unreadable Ploeger 42-26 Ploeger monument big tall red Ploeger C F Aug 18 1843* Ploeger Mary wife of C F Mar 16 1841* Skinner Louisa on Ploeger stone Oct 3, 1869 May 29, 1898
42-27 Louisa Ploeger 42-29 stone underground unmarked grave can see outline of two graves 42-30 unmarked grave stone underground seven unmarked graves 42-36 Rose Johann Karl Feb 14, 1806 Oct 2, 1893 ag 87y 7m 18d* Macomb County Record Carl old age 87-7-9d farm work single b Germany 42-37 head stone unreadable 42-39 head stone unreadable 42-40 Werth Wilhelmina C M Mar 17, 1876 Dec 12, 1881* Werth E* 42-41 Werth Anna K J Jan 4, 1874 Dec 11, 1881* Small marker Heir rucht Unser Vater* two unmarked graves 42-43 Beyer Herman 1866 1922* 42-44 Beyer Amelia 1867 1943* 42-47 Wolgast Augusta W 1919 1944 sixteen unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 21; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 45 Row 43 Landmark is Rickabush low gray to west of East drive 1 ' tall 3' from fence 43-2 Rickabush Mary 1875 1939* township record b Detroit Nov 11, 1875 d May 31, 1939 ag 63-6-20 dau of Frank Sebert & ? of ? Wife of Louis Rickabush. Res 7th st, West side. 43-4 Rickabush Lewis 1869 1952* 43-5 Rickabush Alger 1915 1963* five unmarked graves 43-10 Wolgast Frank 43-11 Wholgast monument big Wolgast Frank their son Jan 24, 1883 Sep 1, 1903* Wolgast John Apr 24, 1844 Dec 22, 1918* Wolgast Sophia Feb 21, 1851 Jul 8, 1936* 43-13 head stone MOTHER Wholgast 43-14 head stone FATHER Wholgast 43-17 Hartlein Charles J 1905 1972* Hartlein Lillian C 1908 1998* 43-18 Busch John F 1903 1975* 43-20 Busch Edward 1873 1938* Busch Lillie on Edward stone 1876 1947* 43-22 Bohringer Charlotte Oct 9, 1935 Dec 6, 1988 * Bohringer Robert Jr Sep 3, 1934 Jun 5, 1989* Bohringer Chas John Aug 28, 1969* four unmarked graves 43-27 Busch Elmer E 1898 1978* Busch Alma E 1900 1986* Busch Mary 1867 1941* NEEDS MARKER Busch Edward 1866 1943* NEEDS MARKER six unmarked graves 43-33 Well and water pipe 43-35 Sieck Edward Jan 16, 1866 Jun 18, 1943* 43-36 Sieck Mary Dec 15, 1867 Dec 4, 1941* 43-38 Sieck monument big gray
43-40 Awey Carl F Jan 10, 1825 Sep 24 1903* four unmarked graves 43-45 Thimian Edward W died in service 1892 1918 WWI VETERAN 43-46 Thimian Anna 1871 1925 * 43- Thimian Joseph J 1841 1917* stone gone NEEDS MARKER 43- Thimian Freda S 1838 1910* stone gone NEEDS MARKER 43-48 flat stone unreadable unmarked graves 43-54 Oehmke Fritz Aug 27, 1872 Nov 17, 1914 given by sister Lena ten unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 27; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 39 Row 44 from W. Landmark is East Driveway Gate Lot Row 45 Landmark is Ortman dark gray stone just to East about 9 yards from fence unmarked graves 45-9 Ortman Johann Jul 9, 1888 Oct 30, 1907* 45-10 head stone unreadable 45-11 head stone MOTHER 45-12 head stone FATHER 45-14 Ortman Carl Nov 10, 1841 Sep 30, 1909* tall dark gray stone Ortman Louise Aug 4, 1843 Sep 11, 1931 Louisa* 45-15 Boening Carl 1857 1922* red low stone 45-16 Boening Wilhelm 1828 1924* flat stone 45-17 Boening Monument big red 45-18 Boening Anna 1869 1951* 45-19 Boening Wilhelmina 1834 1906* 45-20 Boening Grace A 1905 1906* two unmarked graves 45-22 head stone MOTHER 45-23 head stone FATHER 45-25 Measel John C on Caroline stone 1848 1935* Measel Caroline nee Kaiser 1856 1918* Measel George J son von J & C 1880 1892* or on foot stone 45-26 Gallmeister Ethel 1906 1981* Gallmeister Otto 1903 1975* 45-29 Dill Carolina 1860 1930* 45-30 Dill Frederich 1850 1940* 45-31 F Dill monument 2 feet tall gray 45-32 Dill John 1857 1951* 45-33 Dill frau John 1888 1910* 45- Dill Martha wife of John 1888 1910* unmarked graves 45-35 square stone Preisel 45-36 Preisel Cora P 1891 1903* 45-37 Preisel John 1847 1920* 45-38 Preisel Hannah 1858 1933* 45-39 Hartsig Julia E 1887 1929 * 45-40 Preisel Viola C 1898 1938* three unmarked graves
45-43 Mehnert Gustav 1846 1908* 45-44 Mehnert Caroline 1848 1935* township record b Germany Nov 10, 1848 d Oct 21, 1935 wife of Gustive Mehnert. Dau of Louis Zeibg & ? of Germany. Unmarked grave 45-46 Fred Mehnert 1879-1951 six unmarked graves 45-51 Qualmann Carl H Apr 27, 1845 May 5, 1914 OLD TALL GRAY monument Qualmann Auguste W b Jan 25, 1851 unmarked grave 45-54 Qualmann Carl J Feb 20, 1878 Jul 19, 1878 has lamb* 45-55 part of head stone needs careful read 45- marker not visible any longer 45-55 square marker Qualman six unmarked graves 45- not visible King Fred 1879 1951* NEEDS MARKER 45-59 King Fred E 1904 1954* 45-62 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 30; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 36 Row 46 from W. Landmark is Momrow low red marker 30' from fence six unmarked graves 46-7 Momrow Raymond E Apr 17, 1926 Aug 12, 1927* nine unmarked graves 46-15 head stone unreadable 46-16 head stone unreadable 46-17 Schuer monument big Schuer Louise Oct 6, 1830 Mar 12, 1914* Schuer Joachim Mar 10, 1834 Dec 24, 1911* four unmarked graves 46-22 Bower Ida Mar 12, 1871 May 8,1948* 46-23 Bower John Aug 27, 1870 May 23, 1935* 46-25 J Bower monument big 46-27 Bower Walter Dec 23, 1895 Dec 13, 1915* four unmarked graves 46-30 Stiens Mother 1858 1934* big red low Stiens Father 1856 1924* Stiens Mildred 1899 1916* 46-31 stone in ground unreadable 46-32 Grafnitz Joseph C 1879 1956* needs careful read unmarked graves 46-40 stone in ground needs careful read 46-49 Abey Richard 1928 1932* Abey Ethel 1925 1925* Abey Otto J 1890 1978* Pvt US Army 1890 1978 VETERAN Abey Mary M 1901 1971* 46-50 Mistopocous big low Elsie Dec 20, 1926 Peter Mistopocous Feb 2, 1926 Aug 14, 2003 WORLD WAR II Veteran 46- small square stone spelled Qhalman fifteen unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 16; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 50
Row 47 from W. Landmark is Thieme dark gray round 4 yards from fence unmarked grave 47-2 Thieme Margaret small marker* 47-3 head stone FATHER 47-4 Thieme Hulda Dec 26, 1863 Dec 11, 1927* Thieme Arno Sep 15, 1864 Oct 10, 1924* 47-5 head stone MOTHER five unmarked graves 47-10 Strauss Emile H E 1863 1915* 47-11 Strauss Carl 1865 1944* 47-12 Strauss Edwin 1905 1972* 47-13 Strauss Elsie 1904 1969* 47-14 Strauss big red marker no one listed on it three unmarked graves 47-22 Degurski Otto Mar 16, 1864 Feb 25, 1932* seven unmarked graves 47-24 Diehl William Nov 23, 1858 Jan 25, 1918 under tree* 47-26 Rugenstein Ida 1884 1971* Rugenstein Charles 1878 1963 47- small stone unreadable nine unmarked graves 47-33 Gloede Lena Aug 14, 1874 Warren Township, Mar 14, 1921* big Gloede John Nov 15, 1864 Feb 22, 1945* Gloede Florence W Apr 7, 1914 Apr 14, 1968* NEEDS MARKER 47-35 Dobberowsky Lydia Stewart 1904 1988* pink stone Dobberowsky Herbert C 1906 1942* twenty unmarked graves 47-37 Arnold Sophia C Jan 17, 1907 Jan 8, 1988* 47-54 Boening Frederich 1880 1977* 47-55 Hughes Rose 1886 1955* eight unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 46 Lot Row 48 from W. Landmark is Miller big gray stone 4 yards from fence 48-4 Miller Margaret Meinrow nee Miller May 26, 1909 Dec 15, 1936* 48-5 Miller monument big gray stone 48-6 Miller John A Oct 6, 1878* 48-7 Miller Garrie Getz wife of John A Miller Jul 11, 1887 Apr 31, 1917* 48-12 Hartlein Frederick E Dec 25, 1917 Dec 17, 2002 48-13 Hartlein Fred 1881 1965* Hartlein Olga 1886 1966* 48-14 Hartlein baby dau of Fred and Olga Dec 2, 1914* no name on stone 48-18 Keller Helen M 1892 1964* Keller John A 1890 1973* fourteen unmarked graves 48-30 Presnell Julia 1906 1989* Presnell Robert 1904 1979* 48-33 Warren Beulah May 18, 1938 Jack Warren Sep 25, 1934 Mar 25, 1981 red stone eighteen unmarked graves 48-49 Ervine Rose 1894 1943* 48-50 Ervine George July 13, 1899 May 17, 1965*
48-52 Jackson Brian Royal on Ervine lot Jun 9, 1954 Jul 19, 1956* eight unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 16; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 50 Row 49 from W. Landmark is Hoxsey Getz big gray stone 5 yards from fence unmarked graves 49-5 Hoxsey Getz big gray stone Hoxsey Glenn 1910 1985* NEEDS MARKER Hoxsey Marian 1910 1987* NEEDS MARKER 49-7 Getz Anna wife of Edward Hoxsey Jun 17, 1890 Dec 29, 1922* 49-8 corner stone M eight unmarked graves 49-16 Wilson David 1846 1934* township record b Owen Sound, Ont Jun 6, 1845 d Mar 14, 1933 son of William Wilson & ? of Canada. Husband jof Mary Schutt. Retired flour-feed miller res 5711 Fillmore St. 49-18 Wilson Mary 1860 1945* 49-19 Abey John on Wilson lot 1883 1949* 49-40 Thomas Clara 1909 1994* 49-42 Thomas Velma 1933 1942* 49-43 Weiss Michael 1876 1943* 49-45 Sobieck Amilia Weiss 1882 1972* 49-47 corner stone unreadable unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 10; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 56 These stones above are the remaining stones of a 166 years of neglect, weathering and vandalism. Also note that until 1986 this cemetery had no fence at all. Just in 2011 seven stones were stolen out of this cemetery that we know of. Note on Soldiers and Veterans it is very probable that there are additional soldiers/veterans buried in this cemetery. Many widows did not have funds to buy a marker for their soldier husband. Some veterans died in poverty as some do even today. Prior to Civil War KINGSCOTT, JOHN W is buried in Warren Union Cemetery. He was an early Warren township official and was listed in the official 1850 US Census as a US soldier. In those days the life of a US soldier was often one of suffering and sacrifice. That is why he should be listed on a historical stone. Otherwise he will be forgotten. Much of the following research was done and Transcribed by Robert and Cheryl Allen. They have done a lot of other historical work and we owe them a dept of gratitude. Thank You Civil War Veterans at Warren Union Cemetery Warren Michigan Much of this research was done by Mr and Mrs Allen BENSON, IRA F Priv A 22 MI Inf. 8/21/1862 6/1/1864 1 9 10 Sterling Warren buried in Warren Union Cemetery. He also had two brothers that fought in the Civil War
Berger Nicholas Born Nov 6, 1840 (Ger) Enlisted in Company G 52d Pennsylvania Infantry July 9, 1963. Mustered July 9, 1863. Mustered out Sept 1, 1863. Location not stated. There was a 52 Pennsylvania unit that served for a 3 year period. There was also a militia unit designated the 52 Penn Infantry which was organized on July 9, 1863 and was mustered out as a unit on Sept 1, 1963. It was the militia unit in which this veteran served. Cole William L Born March 1840 (NY) Enlisted in 23 Independent Battery, New York Light Artillery, Nov 23, 1861 at Niagara County NY for 3 years at age 22. Mustered Nov 25, 1861. Re-enlisted Jan 1, 1864. Mustered out July 14, 1865 at Fort Porter, Buffalo, NY. According to special veteran census of 1890, this veteran suffered from diarrhea as a result of service in war. In addition this veteran's soldiers home record indicated that he suffered from some level of deafness also. This veteran died in the Soldiers Home, Grand Rapids, MI. D 1927. Cook John N Born Aug 14, 1823 (Ger) Enlisted in company G 14th MI Infantry, March 26, 1864 at Sterling, for 3 years, age 40. Mustered March 26, 1864. Wounded in action at Jonesboro, Georgia, Sept 1, 1864. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate of disability at Indianapolis, Indiana, June 16, 1865 from Company F 17th regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps. Widow Margaret filed request 9/8/1892. Record lists this veteran's surname as Cook or Koch. The pensioner's roll of 1883 lists a wound on the left hand. He also suffered deafness. D Aug 20, 1892. Crawford James M Born Nov 30, 1824 (NY). Enlisted in company I 8th MI Cavalry April 10, 1863 st Sterling MI, for 3 years, at age 38. Mustered April 23, 1863, Transferred to Company F July 20, 1865. Mustered out at Nashville Tenn Sept 22, 1865. According to special veteran census 1890 he suffered from rheumatism and heart disease as result of the war. D Jan 31, 1912. Eckstein Frederick Born July 3, 1810 (Saxony) Enlisted in Battery H 1st MI Light Artillery Oct 21, 1861 at Detroit for 3 years at age 44. Mustered Dec 24, 1861. Discharged for disability at New Madrid, MO Aug 1862. Widow Mary filed request 1/28/1891. Record of service lists his surname as Extine. The pension of record is under surname of Eckstein. Pension record also indicates service in Co A 2nd Veteran Reserve Corps. D Nov 12, 1890. Gamble Benjamin C Born Jan 15, 1843 (Eng) Enlisted in Company H 2nd MI Cavalry Sept 15, 1861 at Warren for 3 years at age 19. Mustered Oct 2, 1961. Discharged for disability (gun shot wound in right leg) at Detroit MI Jan 15, 1864. Widow Isabella filed request 2/23/1900. Guardian Isabella Trudell filed request 10/5/1903. D Feb 6, 1900. HEIPLE, JACOB Hoard Levi Born June 24, 1807 (NY). Enlisted in Company L, 8th MI Cavalry, as wagoner, Feb 28, 1863 at Chesterfield for 3 years at age 44. Mustered April 23, 1863. Discharged on surgeon's certificate for disability at Camp Nelson, Kentucky, Aug 4, 1864. This veteran probably shaded the truth when enlisting. From birth date, as indicated by his cemetery headstone, he would have actually been about 52 or so when enlisting. In addition the 1960 federal census lists him as being born about 1808 and lists his age as 52. D Jan 20, 1888. Is buried in Warren Union Cemetery. JACOB, CHARLES Privt H 41 IL Inf. From Warren. Is buried in Warren Union Cemetery Lorenz Ernst Born June 27, 1832 (Ger). Enlisted in Company H, 2nd MI Cavalry, as Corporal, Sept 3, 1861 at Erin, for 3 years at age 28. Mustered Oct 2, 1861. Promoted Sergeant March 1, 1862. Discharged at expiration of term of service at Nashville, Tenn Oct 22, 1864. Record of service list him as Lorenze, Ernest. D March 22. 1912. 9/20/1862 9/20/1865 Is buried in Warren Union Cemetery.
Pereira Manuel J Born Jan 20, 1843. (OH). Enlisted in Company L 8th MI Cavalry as Corporal Feb 28, 1863, at Lenox for 3 years at age 19. Mustered April 23, 1863. Transferred to Invalid Corps Jan 15, 1864. discharged at Indianapolis Indiana Aug 1865 from Company G 17th Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps. According to veteran census 1890, this veteran suffered from having right ear injured. D May 2,1919. He is buried in Warren Union Cemetery. Tatro Francis Born about 1843 (MI). Enlisted in company H 2nd MI Cavalry, Sept 3, 1861 at Warren for 3 years age 18. Mustered Oct 2, 1861. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps April 10, 1864. Another listing was 10/11/1864 3 1 8. Widow Loretta filed request 12/3/1883. According to pensioners roll of 1883 he was wounded in left hand as a result of the war. D Oct 19,1883. Warren Not only is he buried here but he has more than one stone Civil War Soldiers/Veterans that were from Warren but we don't know whether their remains are buried here. A search of many other cemeteries did not prove they were buried anywhere else. Since this was the closest cemetery to where they lived, and since in the old days people were usually buried in the closest cemetery it is most probable that they are here. They were poor farmers whose widow may not have had money for a memorial and there were no stone cutters in this rural area. COOLEY, OSCAR Privt G 20 IL Inf. 1/1/1862 2/16/1863 1 1 16 from Warren Research is in progress. He might be buried here. GAMBLE, CHARLES U.S. Sol. from Warren-Sterling. He might be buried here. Research is in progress HALSEY, SILAS was a Civil War soldier and was an early businessman in Warren Township. The Macomb County Military Index shows Halsey, Silas E from Civil War Army source MRGAR. It appears that this Silas may be buried in Warren Union Cemetery and a another one is buried elsewhere. Has family is buried in Warren Union Cemetery including his wife so it is highly probable that he is also buried here. HARTMAN, JOHN from Warren Lost a thumb KIDD, CHARLES Privt H 8 OH Inf. 1861 1861 3 Warren Warren suffered Deafness. Research in progress. Other Kidd family members are buried at Warren Union Cemetery. It is possible he may be buried here also. He has not shwn up at any other local cemetery. METRO, JOSEPH Priv K 8 MI Inf. 2/1863 5/1863 Warren Some family is buried at Warren Union Cemetery so it is not without possibility he is buried here also. MOOR, WM Privt G 16 MI Inf. 3/28/1865 7/8/1865 3 0 20 From Warren-Roseville. Research in progress. OPFER, FREDERICK Priv A 1 MI Art. 5/31/1861 5/31/1864 3 0 0 from Warren-Fraser. He had a farm at 13 Mile Road near Hayes. SMITH, JOHN Privt I 3 MI Inf. 4/4/1865 4/4/1866 1 from Warren. Might be buried in Warren Union Cemetery as there are other relatives here. More research needs to be done. But he has not showed up at any other local cemetery. We need to find Smith family members. STANLEY, JAMES Priv A 22 MI Inf. 4/5/1865 8/25/1865 3 20 from Sterling- Warren. Suffered Chronic Diarrhea. There are Stanley family members buried at Warren Union Cemetery. He might be
buried there also. Van Fleet Theodore F. Born June 23, 1842 (Pruss). Enlisted in company A, 22d MI Infantry Aug 11, 1862 at Pontiac for 3 years at age 20. Mustered Aug 14, 1862. Taken prisoner at Chickamauga, Georgia Sept 20, 1863. Died while a prisoner of war Sept 18, 1864. Pension request filed by father 9/17/1879. D 1864 Researchers state Considering where this veteran died, the headstone for this veteran may be a memorial headstone. Back in 1940 The Detroit Society for Genealogical Research did a detailed walk thru of Warren Union Cemetery. They noted that a flag indicating a soldiers grave was located in strip 20 and in the fifth plot. This is now located to the North of the Davy plot and to the West of the Heartsig plot of strip 21. As a historian I have also been told that there was an unknown soldier at Warren Union Cemetery but no one has told or shown me where. The soldier buried there was not an unknown soldier at the time of burial. He certainly is now because no one alive knows who he was because the records were lost in a flood of the church basement. We veterans think he should still be honored. Whether we know his name or not. We feel it was certainly wrong for a 8 member social clique Warren Hysterical society to rip the stone off of a grave without just cause to sell it or now that they have been caught dispose of it. The same goes for the other 5-7 stones they did not own and they have stolen out of our cemetery. It was not their property and they do not even own the cemetery. We veterans know what it is to fight in a war and lose friends. How dare these disrespectful vigilantes steal a memorial that was not their property out of a cemetery. Were they so jealous to take credit for memorials, that they stole ones that others had donated? We veterans have served our country and have lost friends in wars and we feel they have disrespected our soldiers. They are now a laughing stock and have given Warren a black eye. Shame on the officers their husbands of the Warren Hysterical society who are responsible for these shameful actions. The following are additional names some of which are probably buried in Warren Union Cemetery I have listed other locations when I found them there. Buckley Sarah A 1889 Mar 8 widow ag 73 record No 254 cancer in chest b NY IN WUCR7-27 Berger Mary 1889 Apr 6 ag 9 rec255 par Chas & Catherine Berger inflammation of brain POSSIBLE WUC Giesler Frank 1889 Nov 4 ag 68 rec 256 blood poison Ackerman William 1889 Mar 26 ag 55 farmer son of Geo Cancer in stomach Voylit Chas 1889 May 5 ag 59-6 b Germany inflamation of Lungs Miller Christine 1899 June 24 ag37 b Germany cause confinement POSSIBLE WUC Miller Wiliam 1889 Sept 5 ag 2m14d par Christian & Christine Summer Complaint POSSIBLE WUC Rumeper Anthony 1889 July 2049 widower b Germany Farmer cause Fine Hagen Henry 1889 aug 20 ag18y10m single snoof Henry & Mary Inflamation of bowles Henst or Henlt John 1889 Aug 28 ag3mo par Frank & Unineni Follows Wes Arnold negative 3205 page 12 year 1889 Elliott Barbara 1889 July 10 ag 2d record 265 Joseph & catherine cause unknown Parsh Peter 1889 Aug 24ag 66 married b Germany Farmer John & Margaret cause Bright disease Weimert Lizzie 1889 June 25 ag 2m Carl & Mary cant read cause Warslnier or Manshuer Caroline 1889 May 17 ag 52 married b Germany inflamation of bowles Warslnier or Manshuer Fredericck 1899 May 23 married ag 52 Cause Cunmmm Suicide Ceredo ? Jhn 1889 Aug 10 married ag78 heart disease Warner Mary 1889 Jan 1 ag 8 Joseph & Caroline Diptheria POSSIBLE WUC Warner Louisa 1889 Jan 2 ag 5Y8M Joseph & Caroline diphtheria POSSIBLE WUC Delor unknown 1889 Mar 18 female white still born Souts Mary 1889 Mar 26 ag 14M crmuuuifes Parents Wm & Maggie sieds
Schuste unknown 1889 Nov 10 Female White Par Julnn schulte & Mary schulte stillborn Helelsbrand Paul 1889 sept 1 b Germany farmer Heart disease Paul & Rose Heldebrand Germany RESHOOT 3307 FUZZY p 311 Miesel Louis 1889 Oct 14 ag50y8m married farmer John & Rose Lymthoid femes possible WUC Gill Anna 1889 Oct 30 ag17 2 single John & Affa Gill diphtheria POSSIBLE ST CLEMENTS N?aubre Julia 1889 Aug 15 ag49 married Bter denika emily denicke Belgium Consumption Prieles ? Henry 1889 Uos 10 ag 3y4m Henry Prieles Mary inflamation of bowles Lyones Clifton 1889 Sept 29 ag 3mo A C Lyons Cilly Lyons unknown cause Tharrett Maria 1889 Aug 7 widow ag 82 record 282 b England Pralysis of Heart IN Warren Union Cemetery 9-14 Arnold, blank 1889 Sept 10 female white in Romeo Edward &Mattie Arnold Michigan above neg 3208 below 3309 RESHOOT FUZZY V or H ollman 1890 June 11 Male W single ag? Doebler Carl 1890 Dec 17 single 1m 14d Wm Doebler Anna b Warren Lung Fever Robeck Anna 1890 Mch 14 ag 70 widow b Germany cause unknown Schoenberg Mary 1890 apr 7 ag 62 married b Grermany Dysentary Rocko George 1890 Sept 24 ag 6M august Rocka Mary Germany/Mi heart failure Springer Eddie 1890 Sept 6 ag 10M Geo Springer Mary Germany/MI inflamation of bowles Steffens Mary 1890 May 11 ag 7d Evarts Permaniah 1890 Nov 14 ag82 widow Paralysis rec 237 IN Warren Union Cemetery R7-3 Smith Mary 1890 May 30 ag 34 married b NY Paralysis POSSIBLE WUC Tharrett Josephine 1890 Apr 26 married ag 26 Joseph Metro Mary Metro Warren Inflamation of lungs possible Warren Union Cemetery for Josephine. Operficius Mary 1890 Feb 25 ag 29y 6m married Henry Prigel Mary Erin MI cause La Grippe Weingartz Joseph 1890 Sept 30 ag 8 Michael & Emma Weingartz Warren Typhoid Fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Weingartz Anna 1890 Oct 31 married ag 36 par Peter J Wolff & Mary Typhoid fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Groesbeck Anna 1890 Oct 31 ag36 cause consumption b Canada Ontario Groesbeck Mary E 1890 Dec 24 ag 1y7m par L J & Anna consumption PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS rec 226 below Wesley Arnold's image 3211 Tharrett Loren M 1890 aug 23 single ag26 teacher Robert Tharrett & Diana Warren TyphoidFever POSSIBLE WUC Hogh or Hoyt James W 1890 Dec 13 ag 75 married b Connt farmer YellowJaundice Norris Amanda 1890 Jan 4 ag 69 b NY married Consumption Buckley John L 1890 May 12 ag 33 married farmer b MI John & Margaret of warren Drownded rec 239 IN Warren Union Cemetery 7-26 Gill Peter 1890 Apr 3 ag 79y2m21d married gravel in bladder b France rec 240 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Gill Elizabeth 1890 June 1 ag78y1m married b France Dropsy PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Measel Daniel 1890 Mch 27 ag 45y6m married farmer Jacob & Elizabethboth deadYelloJaunidice POSSIBLE WUC Stumifs 1890 Sept 30 Stillborn Peter & Bertha Stumfs Stauch Jascob 1890 Nov 25 ag84 widower Bavaria Cooper Heart Disease March baby 1890 Sept 17 ag 2d female Fred & Mary unknown Shaldron Wm 1890 sept 26 ag 26 single laborer Chas & Vergil Shaldron Consumption Eluart Francis 1890 Sept 27 ag 6y4m Frank & Francis Scarlet Fever rec 247 img3211 Wes Arnold's negative 3213 follows can't read b Bavaria Cooper Heart disease March 1890 Sept 17 ag 2d Fred Mary cause unknown Shaldron Wm 1890 Sept 26 single ag 26 Chas Vergil Shaldron Consumption Elwart Francis 1890 Sept 20 female ag6y4d Frank. Francis scarlet fever rec 247
Rose August 1890 Feb 13 ag 1mo Chas/Matilda cause unknown Qualman Henry 1890 May 18 ag 11y b MI John/Sophie Diphtheria IN Warren Union Cem 30-53 Esnren Sophie 1890 Mch 18 ag 33 married b Germany Childbirth Wasmund Almra 1890 Aug 27 ag 16 Fred/Elizabeth Wasmund Typhoid Fever Vanloo Lena 1890 June 15 ag1y6m d in Hantramck cause unknown Boehm Rose 1890 Aug 14 ag 2m Wm & Henrietta consumption Lerve or Lewe Joseph 1890 Apr 6 ag2y Oscar & Anna Lerve drowned George, Ernma 1890 Mch 28 ag 15John & Mary George heart disease Wes Arnold's image 3215 starts record 218 page 39 Measel Maggie 1891 Oct 11 ag 7 Diphtheria par Gotfreid & Maggie Warren POSSIBLE WUC Schulz Minnie 1891 Aug 22 ag 13mo smmml Hallman stillborn 1891 Oct 1 male stillborn Jacob & Anna Kline Mary 1891 March 14 ag 95 widow old age born Germany Keisler Frderika 1891 July 13 ag 36 married cause unknown par Carl & Frederika Engel Ave stillborn 1891 Aug 12 Fritz Ave Minnie Ave Halsey Elisah 1891 Aug 3 male 81 married old age b NY Farmer rec 234 possible Warren Un Cem Norris John N 1891 Aug 9 ag 67 widower blood poison b NY farmer rec 225 IN WrnUnCem 13-19 Rodka Christ ? 1891 Sept 17 ag 67 widower Dropsey b Germany farmer Desgrandchamp Anna 1891 Oct 17 ag 5 Diphtheria parents Henry and Maggie of Warren Tromblley Petre 1891 May 20 ag 38 married Heart disease b Mi parents Edward b Gros Pte Jelia Heisner Edward 1891 May 28 17mo Consumption Gustiv Heisner & Lizzie of Warren Hetlen L L 1891 Jan 16 ag 39 married Blood poison b Canada TELEGRAPHING pat John & Justine b London Canada Carpenter Joel 1891 Nov 17 ag 30 single consumption labor par Jack & Arlene of Utica Bartels Otto 1891 July 27 ag 26 married heart disease farmer par Herman Bartels Jennia of Warren POSSIBLE WUC Rubenett Mary 1891 Feb 26 ag64 married La grippe b Gaemany Spankie Julia 1891 Sept 4 ag 6mo summer Complaset par Jacob & Antonette Spankie of Warren Wolff John 1891 Aug 1 ag 8y 9m bits 7 Cramps par Anthony & Joanna of Warren Klaukie Anna 1891 Dec 15 asg 10y 2m bright disease par Louis & Mary Klaukie of Warren Dedenbach stillborn 1891 Oct 12 female Goek Augusta 1891par Michael & Appolnia Recherd John 1891 Nov 12 ag 5mo consumption b Arkansas par Peter Richert bFort Smith Ark Goik Augusta 1891 Sep 19 ag 7y 1m female inflamation Bohmer sophia 1891 apr 6 ag 70 single Wes Arnold image 3217 page 40 first record 241 Kochie Anna 1891 June 20 ag 74 widow Disease of Heart b Batvaria Rinke Mary 1841 Dec 20 ag 12 Typhoid Fever par Joseph & Mary of Warren VanDamme Mary 1891 July 16 ag 6m summer comiphel par Rine & Jennie of Warren Verhoven Vitoraer Henry J 1891 Aug 12 married ag 39 typhoid fever par Henry & Isabelle of Detroit Mullen John 1891 Feb 26 ag 71 married Consumption farming Hessell Jacob 1891 Oct 18 ag 66 widower Consumption Prussia farming Possible Bunert Cemetery Bladkett Adeltech 1891 Feb 17 male single age 2mo Congestion of Lungs far Alfred & Matglne Blackett of Warren Oplsfcius stillborn 1891 Aug 16 male 1 day cause unknown par John Mary Opfufcius of Warren Blackett Norman 1891 Mar 9 ag 8mo Measels par Walter Blackett Rose of Warren Measel Jacob 1891 July 5 ag 23y 11m single Typhoid Fever par Daniel & Doethea Measel of Warren POSSIBLE WUC VerHoven Mary 1891 Dec 14 ag 2y 6mo Diptheria par Henry Verhoven Lizzie of Warren Guum Anna 1891 Oct 17 ag 73y 4 mo widow paralysis b Germany par Bruene Beuenr of Germany Esmen William 2mo summer complaint rec 226 1892 Rotarius Joseph 3y scarlet fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS
Rotarius Mary 1y 1m scarlet fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS sb= still born note there are many Minde Ida 21y 4m Typhoid Fever Kern Anna 62 cancer Soatman Minnie 75 La Grippe Mass John 83 La Grippe sb Heisner Ernstine 24 Child Birth Vohs Frank 32 Blood Poisoning Bathu John 8 Diphtheria Gipperich Anthony 9 Brain Fever Kuser John 6 Dropsey Progoshie Auguse 13y 10m falling tree neg 3221 1892 rec 241 Rickibus Paul 7y 10m Scarlet Fever Frank & Rose POSSIBLE WUC Strich Lydia 17mo Colera Henry Minnie POSSIBLE WUC Schreibre Frederika 95 Old Age Schoenherr Mathias 1m 7d canker son Kaltz Gertrude 73 female complaint PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz John J 78 La Grippe PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Henry 74 Bright Disease PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Engel Wand 2m Whooping Cough Henry Henritta POSSIBLE WUC Berger Nielie 7m Frtz Charles Mary POSSIBLE WUC Nutro Richard 1y 3m Frtz Jorirn Robert 8m inflammation Borhun Joseph 1y 7m Scarlet Fever Peck Roy Feb 16 1892 11m Scarlet Fever E H Peck Rose IN Warren Union Cemetery 7-14 Peck Perl E daughter 4y Scarlet Fever E H Rose POSSIBLE Warren Union Cemetery R7 Miller Clara 5m Brain Fever Measel Margart 51y female complaint POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold negative 3223 entry 206 year 1893 Berger Esmelia female 3m Summer Complaint POSSIBLE WUC Kott Martha 74 Dropsy Harlman Frank 17y 6m malarial fever Hallman Felix 15m consumption Rose Carl male 87y 7m 9d Old Age Oct 2 1893 b Germany single farm work rec 210 IN Warren Union Cemetery 42-36 Sherer Wieliden 19y inflamation of lungs see Warren Union Cemetery R 35 POSSIBLE WUC Yastock Anna 1893 60 heart problem Thuret Peter 2m 9d May 18 1893 inflamation of lungs par John Emma POSSIBLE WUC Ulrich Ludwig 49 suicide by hanging farmer unknown par fm b germany sb sb Wes Arnold neg 3225 year 1893 and 3227 Herzog Mary 35 consumption Klinghouner Catherine ag 65 insanity Pensien John 77 1893 heart disease Marsh Fred 50 consumption Jackson Isaac 37 Aug 2 1893 married Laborer par James Emma suicide by hanging POSSIBLE WUC Kramer John 59 Heart Diseae
Walpf Maggie 47 coupisne enb Grubrman Mary 54 Bright Disease Brocke Euuua 20m Scarlet Fever Moore Oliver rec 226 June 5 1893 widower 80y 11m 21d Disease POSSIBLE WUC Horn Anna 81 0 0 married June 15 1893 Old Age Metro Joseph 65 Dec 18 1893 married paralyzing stroke POSSIBLE WUC Drges Mathias 40 married Crushed under a horse Wes Arnold negative 3227 Halsey Magdelich ag 90 Old Age POSSIBLE WUC Keiser frank 11m Summer Complaint Brozoskie Fo male 1d cramps Vohs John 75 La Grippe sb Kidd Ellen Sep 30 1893 rec 236 single 52 Consumption b England par Thomas Hearn Cady Mi & unknown see IN Warren Union Cemetery 24-5 Gelach Elizabeth 1d Fits sb Marsh Louis 37 Consumption Miller Christian 52 widower consumption Wes Arnold negative 3229 1893 page 69 Beyrr? Edward 3m Summer Complaint Wennan Emelia Beyrr Wolff Sophie 8m Sclded Heard PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Lehuand Mary 35 Typhoid Fever Weig Leuisa 26 Lvd 1894 Sterling Heart problem Weig Herman 16m Feb 1894 inflammation of lungs par Henry Lerua POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Andrew Jan 1 6 1894 ag61 inflamation Relese Theadore 1m 7d cause Fits sb neg 3233 year 1893 red 237 Berger Lawrence Apr 1894 ag 9m inflammation of lungs Charles Catherine POSSIBLE WUC Meckler John 66 inflammation of lungs Zimmerman John ag 84y 2m no cause sb Engel Minnie 19 inflammation of heart POSSIBLE WUC Hoste Celia 3m burial site unknown Sricker Jacob 62 Heart Disease Rick Ella 5m stomach cramps Rumpea Jacob 73 Consumption Smitz Joseph 87 Consumption Halsey John M 67 enargement of liver POSSIBLE WUC Sterunc Gotlich widower 81 cause unknown neg 3235 1894 NEED RESHOOT TOP Peck or Reck Ella rec 225 June 2 1894 ag 5m stomach cramps POSSIBLE WUC Rumupea Jacob 73 Consumption Smitz Joseph 87 Consumption Halsey John W 67 enlargement of liver POSSIBLE WUC Sterner Gotlich widower 81y 6m unknown Beebe Charles April 22 1894 age 30 married fever of brain undertaker POSSIBLE WUC Gerlach Ben 17 Bright Disease Smith Leverne 87 widower aplexy
Schroeder John 46 Bright Disease 4d Klein Mauda 8 Fits Wes Arnold image 3237 year 1895 Weinert Charles 4m Summer Complaint Charles Mary Schuster Catherine 80 Feb 25 1895 widow La Grippe Arnold neg 3238 1895 rec 240Kaltz Frank Nov 4 1895 ag52 marr suicide by hanging PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Nancy Dec 19 1895 46 widow exhaustion PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kramer Amanda Feb 21 1895 ag17 single consumption PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Hartsig Rose apr 14 1895 mar 23 consumption Charles Steffens Fraser MI rec 243 IN Warren Union Cemetery 41-31 Stagel Mary mar ag 73 La Grippe Stolzenfeldt Walter 3d fits Young Mary June 18 1895 mar 63 suicide by drownding POSSIBLE WUC Groesbeck Jary J Mar 31 widow 58 malaria fever Minde Christine Jan 29 1895 widow 86 old age Schnell frederick mar 68 Paralytic stroke Gill George 1895 mar ag 51 inflammation of lungs PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Dergrandschamp Grace 3mo La Grippe PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Gill abbie 1895 female marr 51 Yellow Jaundice PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Bierman Mary 1895 2mo unknown Bierman Tracy female mar 29 Consumption Ferneion Frederick 1895 single 32 epeleptic fits Hoste Francis 2d unkn Hoste Lawrence 1895 7d unkn Spankie Lee 3 mo Croup Kline Fredericke female marr ag60 6m smallpox Fox Josephine 36 marr Dropsey of heart Geise Henry single 76 Dropsey of heart Mellman Paul 1895 single 30 Bright Disease Wes Arnold negative 3240 pg 96 Christell Michael 1895 single 23 Typhoid Fever b Germany Metre Stella 1895 Cholera inflemation 2y Steffens Ernst Dec 1895 marr 89 Consumption POSSIBLE WUC rel Ackerman G?roellinger Oliver S male marr 65 Abces of liver Cromie James 1895 mar 64 appendicitis Brin or Bun Jerome 1895 male marr 31 Catark of stomach Mitchell Rbt mar 40 accidental shooting POSSIBLE WUC Davy Charles Dec 16 1895marr 88 Consumption b England rec 271 farmer IN WUC 21-5 Hajt Ellen 1895 female widow 80y 7m Stroke b Scotland Engelhert John C 1895 male single 61 Dropsy of Heart Miller Maggie 1895 single 19 insanity par Peter/Maggie POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold neg 3241 1895 Wegand Frank1896 1y 5m Inflamation of brain PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Lambert Roseanne 1896 mar 88 Dropsy of Heart Miller George Dec15 1896 2y 4m diphtheria Fa dead Mary Miller POSSIBLE WUC Neg 3242 1886 Miller Jacob Nov 30 1896 marr 35 gasoline explosion burnt to death farmer Peter/Margaret
POSSIBLE WUC Christill Christine 1896 fe marr 67 Typhoid Fever Otto Anthony 1896 male single 3m cramps par Jacob Mary Otto Otto Jacob 1896 1d burial site unknown Davy Eliza J Oct 26 1896 female single 68 Bultae Paralysis rec 267 POSSIBLE WUC Wills Catherine 1896 widow 79 Paralysis b Germany Stanley Bernard Oct 9 1896 1y 8m croup James & Ernestine Stanley rec 269 IN WrnUnCem 18-6 Sinn Armilin female sep 3 1896 2y Croup Louis Sinn Armelia Sinn Tanner Ida Jan 15 1896 marr 25 bright disease David /Alice Wilson of Warren rec 271 In Warren Union Cemetery 3-17 Lyons Rose Aug 8 1896 8m water on brain Arelne Lyons Lullie Lyons rec 272 POSSIBLE WUC Smith Dora June 27 1896 fe marr 35 tumer b Canada rec 273 IN Warren Union Cemetery 9-21 Puffpaff Aloune 1896 3y 11m diphtheria Christ Puffpaff Nilhdmina Herekel Lusuia 1896 fe marr 80 hear disease Hovey Edward 1896 marr 68 cancer of stomach Bolt Fritz 1896 widow 74 ? rupture of bowels b Germany Roberts Elizabeth 1896 marr 28 confinement mo elizabeth Crottel Roberts Edith 1896 15d fa Thomas Roberts unkn Ramus William 1896 marr 62 dropsy of heart b ger Shmidt Agusta 1896 single 28 Consumption Spanke Theodore 1896 1y 6m whooping cough par Michael Matilda spanke julia 1896 7y diphtheria spanke Peter 1896 5yrs diphtheria Spanke Mary 1896 4y diptheria Spanke Julia 1896 11m diphtheria neg 3243 Hallman Clara 1896 6y Paralysis Glass Joseph 1896 single 77 Old Age Hoxey Edward May 7 1896 marr 68 Cancer of Stomach b MI farmer rec 289 IN Warren Union Cemetery 11-16 Kramer Leo 1896 14m Deonning PROBAB LE DROWNING Weagand Susan 1896 3y scalded in hot water Jacob, susan Weagand PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz raymund 1896 2m Inflamation of brain PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Mathias Dec 1896 widower 80 suicide took poison PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Wolff anna 1896 ag bronkchitis Boelem Enis 1896 marr 82 consumption b Switzerland Range Mary 1896 marr 78 cancer of womb Buzzell Julis C 1896 marr 60 consumption neg 3244 1897 Miller Leo 1897 8y diphtheria POSSIBLE WUC Gotterhalk John 1897 marr 64 Consumption Saks Margaretta 1897 marr 38 Consumption neg 3245 1898 Burg Furesa widow 72 cancer b Germany Horn John blush Wm 1898 widower 84 Hall Clide 1898 2m coleria infantund Karn Peter Jan 10 1898 ag42 5m marr Consumption b Germany farmer Peter/Mary Apple rec 183 IN Warren Union Cemetery 32-29 Menda Ludwig 1898 marr 55y 9 Corn of spine
neg 3246 1898 Opther Frederick March 6 1898 marr 61y 5m 16d sucide shooting self b Germ farmer BernardOpther Enright Katherine 1898 marr 59 Heart prob neg 3247 1898 Stager Michael 1898 wodower 84 peralysis b Baveria Miller Peter 1898 marr 71 La Grippe POSSIBLE WUC neg 3248 1897 Retike Ricke 1897 female marr 78 heart disease Hartung Arthur 1897 2y Summer Complaint Peters Antoine 1897 marr 54 Bright Disease Beckuoyek Charles 1897 single 22 accident Gottishalk John 1897 marr 68 Consumption Glass Thoplial 1897 single 19 Typhoid Fever Gander Elizabeth 1897 4y Dropsy Krsitmeyer Mary 1897 marr 62 dropsy Brury Elizabeth 1897 marr 68 Goip Webti august 1897 8y diphtheria Wolf Minnie 1897 marr 50 Consumption Henke Emma oct 3 1897 ag 10y Scarlet Fever par Frank Wilmina Henke Conrad ag 12y Oct 12 1897 Scarlet Fever Frank Wilmina Henke Leonard 1897 ag 14y Oct 14 Scarlet Fever Frank Wilmina Hartman John 1897 marr 73 Old Age baby burial site unknown Henke Peter 1897 ag 2m Summer Complaint Freidthoff John 1897 marr 84 Old Age neg 3249 1898 Desgrandchamp Henry marr 43 stroke of Lightening PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Rush John marr ag 72 Cronic Rhumanatism Metro Frank R July 19 1898 ag 1y 10m Calera Inflamation par Jos & Agnes Giddly POSSIBLE WUC Sarr Rudy 1898 5m 18d inflamation of stomach Chris Louisia Schultz Beamman Henry 1898 marr 38 appendacitis Gorobman? Charley widower ? R was found dead 78 neg 3252 1898 p 147 Relese Albert 1898 2m Cloera Inflamation Rasch Daine 1898 5y 5m Bloody Pox Centerline MI Bertha Geisler neg 3253 1898 soft focus Malberg Jacob 1898 ag 89 marr c int4estine Unknown Nov 3 1898 gunshot wound to head Simonds William Nov 11 1898 marr 68y 7m 8d injury and drowning b Canada Physician Cramer Joseph H 1898 marr 82 8 6 cancer of face b Germany farmer Maithias, Bronila Schudl Hanselhckin dick? Ag36 Smith William 1898 41gun shot in head POSSIBLE WUC neg 3255 1899 Rinke Roland 1899 1y 11m Measels par Joseph A Lizzie Gill Loring Howard 1899 2y stick Lsyiead Ernest Loring Edith Cinnber
H N?olingham Peter J widower 77 bronkidas Phelps Harriet 1899 widow 76 Consumption Lafever Amelia 1899 widow 74 arte emdpcp;dos Cole Pearl Bertha 1899 10m animnaria par John H Cole Persta Sass POSSIBLE WUC Blackett Thomas 1899 widower 80 Old Age neg 3257 1899 not clear Kufna Julia 1899 marr 46 appoloxy Paul Mason Eva Brickaldia Klein Margaret 1899 ag 88 genild debility Peter Klein neg 3258 1899 Ziegler Cardman? 1899 marr 78 dropsey John Hollee Martina Kasofler Berger Joanne 1899 marr 28 acute userma POSSIBLE WUC Weingartz Anna Gertrude Jul 3 1899 marr 79 hydopanitis b Germany fa Jos Miller Jackson Elizabeth 1899 widow 86 disentry POSSIBLE WUC Zushtke Gerd Lum John 1y 2m thnberg brain Henry Zuhlke Alma Westphal Englehart George 1899 single 37y 11m gast ulcer neg 3260 1899 Tucker Amelia 1899 marr 57 cithsis Pecas Carline 1899 17y 6m Consumption Henry Preasl Mary Gruun neg 3261 1899 Measel Maggie marr 49 dropsey POSSIBLE WUC Schultz Eva A 1899 5mo Ertseter Guston Schultz Mary Knapp neg 3262 1899 Perira Casdial 1899 marr 55 Catachel dyspipsis fa Daniel Peasal mo Smist Baier William 1899 marr 75 hernia POSSIBLE WUC Holder John 1899 marr 75 brchal enotdman neg 3263 1900 Casnnch Mary Jane 1900 widow 78 embolism Speiler Margaret 1900 marr 53inflmation of stomach neg 3264 1900 Smedt Sophia 1900 marr 77 congestin of lungs Hobsig Agnes May 1900 5m connalmon Martin Hobirg Eliz Rittes Minick Cyrell B 1900 1m cholera Infantam Anthony Frances Grobbel Vanhause Marie 1900 3m cholera August Vanhause Kate Englebird Jesip Hubert 1900 marr 63 heart failure Cramer Magline widow 85 heart trouble Schalce Godfred 1900 widower 86 heart trouble Magemann Angeline 1900 male widower 85 found dead Conrad Louis 1900 marr 64 distrophy of heart neg 3267 1900 Ellis Daniel 1900 3y 2m Scarlet Fever George M Ellis Mary Minteu Forester Anna 1900 marr 81 Cardica failure Detloff Howard 1900 3m eeuton colitis Jacob Detloff Eliz Brockmiller neg 3268 1900 p203 Range John 1900 marr 78 Dropsy neg 3269 1901 Kange Henry 1901 widower 77 sinle Bebility Schulte Lusie 1901 4y 3m ceptalmal John schulte Mary Rotariaris Ruhlmann Margaret 1901 marr 57 cerebral Hemmorage Berhns Bertha 1901marr 40 chronic heptitus
Wes Arnold neg 3270 Brann John A 1901 marr ag74 obstruction in liver Diegel Henry 1901 marr 61 Cerebral Abcess Englebert Barbara 1901 marr 68 Consumption neg 3271 yr 1901 Teisen John Sr 1901 marr 72 endocarditis Halmich Wm 1901 single 24 Consumption neg 3272 Herzog Albert marr 1902 ag88 Dropsy Qualmann Sophia Feb 5 1902 marr 55 8 11 diabedies b Germany Henry Fosel Margaret Gano Germany IN Warren Union Cemetery 30-53 neg 3274 1902 Keller Arnold ? 1902 ag 1y 6m bron he Pneu POSSIBLE WUC Marker Fred 1902 marr 79 apolexy Dagen Anna 1902 17 Pulmonitis Schmidt John 1902 widower 81 Bright Disease POSSIBLE WUC Vohs Frank 1902 ag 7y bronchitis heart failure Smith Barbara 1902 widow 71 chronic hypertriphy POSSIBLE WUC Winter Lizzie 1902 ag16 Puralent Buicastitis Kurtmeyer George 1902 senile dibility neg 3275 1902 Beahl 1902 single 18y 8m Pulmonary of heart Fink Mary E 1902 marr 76 smiality cherne Bufts Smith Catherine 1902 widowed 84 cerebral apoplexy POSSIBLE WUC Englebert Andrew 1902 widower 65 capillary bronchitis Morace Ferdinand 1902 ag 8m 4d Whooping cough Bery Benjamin 1902 24 bronchitis Hoff Fred B 1902 marr 62 degeneration Heart Kaley Mary 1902 widow 80 asthma Withopp Charlott 1902 marr 28 pulmonary Tuberculosis neg 3278 Aonent Karl Gottleib 1903 78 arsalysis Schultz August 1903 single 17y 10m RR Accident farmer August Caroline Shaffberg Mvlicht John C 1903 widower 90 senility Wes Arnold neg 3280 1903 Lambert Daniel 1903 3d brain congestion Daniel Elizabeth Lleaser Edwin 1903 divorced 53 intestinal nephritis neg 3281 Sprnke Mary 1903 marr 36 Lepsimna neg 3282 Schmidt Christine widow 90 Old Age POSSIBLE WUC Hasekow Wm H C 1903 marr 66 Dropsy D?losal Gotlib 1903 widow 81 disease of heart Otto Jacob 1903 single 73 Bright Disease neg 3284 Justock Bernard 1903 widowed 82 liver Desgrandchamp Jass 1y jaundice Parzauke Joseph 1903 ag 5y 5m diphtheria Parzauke Elizabeth 1903 2y 10m diphtheria neg 3285 1903 Sirgre ? Fvniy 1903 marr 74 cerebral hemmorage
Roseman John 1903 marr 70 asthemia Wes Arnold neg 3286 1904 Schartz Elizabeth 1904 ag 11y 2m diphtheria neg 3287 1904 Kern Peter 1904 widowed 77 suicide by poison North Fred 1904 marr 67 influnza Otto John J 1904 marr 71 bronchitis Moran Charley 1904 ag 4y 8m diphtheria neg 3288 1904 Warner Mary1904 widow 88 Dropsy POSSIBLE WUC neg 3289 and 3290 1904 RESHOOT Hoffmayer John A 1904 widower 81 inflamation of stomach Rampe Elizabeth 1904 ag 6m entrnatis Bunert Aug E G Mar 18 1904 mar 71 8m 21d cause Pathaplige ??of ?head b Germany Gotleib PROBABLE CLINTON GROVE CEMETERY Wilson William Mar 22 1904 marr 85 6 21 senile-- b Canada farmer John Wilson unk IN Warren Union Cemetery 6-24 neg 3291 1904 Schlass Joseph 1904 marr 68 Consumption Delong Henifacha 1904 female 8y 3m measels Delong Katherine 1904 ag 6y 5m measels Gaff John 1904 widowed 85 Bright Disease Henke Frank 1904 mar 68 Bright Disease S or I ilang S or D elia 1904 single 20 membermann coupe Schoenberg Willard 1904 ag 1m inflamation jaunice Harn Fred 1904 divorced 65 suicide by hanging Foidhoff Anna 1904 widow 85 car dropsey Masch Charles 1904 mar nepbristis POSSIBLE WUC Busch Cardia A marr 82? heart failure POSSIBLE WUC Sinn Amelia 1904 marr 42 pulminary oclusive Ramus Edward 15d immatism Ramus Wiliam 1904 ag 8y 10m scarlet fever neg 3294 1904 Herzig John 1904 single 17 TB Grobble Sophia 1904 ag 8 diphtheria PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Otto John 1904 marr 79 Bright Disease Stofenfield Ernst 1y 4m chola infinitis Minde baby 21d infantitius Brohl anna 1904 marr 63 chorea Cramer Anna 1904 marr 64 infl heart Heuesmer Arthur 1904 ag 14 rehumatism hitis neg 3296 1904 Vohs Elizabeth widow 88 fermdypiferia Schmidt Bachea 3d inflamation of heart 1904 POSSIBLE WUC Sergar Louise 1904 marr 40 ulcer of stomach Gottschall Caroline 1905 widow 66 pneumonia Seigar Martin 1905 single 18 apendacitis Proctar Elixabeth widor 75 heart disease neg 3298 1905 Minick John 1905 marr 70 Minda baby aphisated Ralberg Mary widowed 85 senility
Kass Louise 1908 marr 26 heart trouble neg 3300 yr 1908 Miller William 1908 marr 90 senility Possibly in Warren Union Cemetery Orinman Carolina ? 1908 marr 79 ? Enright James 1906 widower 78 typhus O?styberg Mary 1906 widow 76 ? Miller Christine 1906 widow 87 senility POSSIBLE WUC Elwart John 1906 single 19 ? ? neg 3301 need reshoot 1906 record 13 Marthias charles neg 3302 1906 start record 15 Bolms Laura Susan 1906 7m14d Enteritis Tharckat ? John 1906 marr 42 general infection Herzag Emma 1906 ag 14y 5m Bolils Andmaitis Wes Arnold's negative 3303 p 305 1906 Baikslay Henry 1906 mar 69 Enteritis cataraka Bailoly Lizzie 1906 marr 24 burned to death Malnert Gustave 1906 marr 61 inflamation of bowles neg 3304 1906 Rickenbusch James Edward 1906 ag1y 8m infection POSSIBLE WUC Baker Robin 1906 ag 4m 4d colera infantum Miller Mathias 1906 marr 70 carimona POSSIBLE WUC Neg 3305 1906 Nedalius baby 1906 3m 3d cholera infantum par Joseph Richa Anna 1906 widow 80 dysentary S?math ? PorathWilliam 1906 marr 84 senility neg 3306 1906 Tharret Robert Sep 3 1906 marr 69 8 3 cause ?cranatatic Insufficiency b MI farmer John/Maria IN Warren Union Cemetery 8-3 Pengr Clara 1906 single 14y 8m gunshot in neck ? 3m female sleo calitis Grschash Erstine 1906 marr 70 nighriatis Curew ? Mary 6y 8m intestinal inflamation Scharf Marmim 1906 10m dysentery S or G ahart Joseph 1906 marr 29 ? Typhoid Fever M or W or L arch Wilamina 1906 widow 70 heart failure Stanley Elizah 1906 marr 74 chronic nenlitis neg 3309 1906 retake C ? uning William 1906 marr 72 betarah of stomach S ?piyer lizabeth 1906 marr 69 simiplegia S? elander Anna 1906 marr 74 neglritia Frishaff Daimaert ? D 1906 single 10 plursy P ?adaline August 1906 single 7d Whooping cough neg 3310 1906 Hartsing Karl 1906 marr 50 La Grippe POSSIBLE WUC Kaltz Anna M 1906 widow 69 heart failure Miclike Amanda 1906 single 17 supperstine oritic Wes Arnold neg 3312 1807 fuzzy Wolf Mary 1807 widow 78 heart trouble Groesbeck Trssey ? Jenny widow 92 sinility Qualmann? Wm 1907 marr 72 heart rerigitation POSSIBLE WUC Distl? Margaret 1907 widow 79 ?
Di ? Mary 1907 marr 44 ? diarraha Henelke? Mannie? 1907 widow 67 bright disease Bachul Charles 1907 widower 76 austyus Spanke Albina? 1907 1m 3d abces of bowel Hunt? Cilia 1907 marr 71 heart prob Miller Margaret 1907 widow 72 apoplexey Measel George elmer? 1907 1y 1m 22d entenitie Millar Raymond 1907 1y 11m Spaane Jackson Mary 1907 10m 22d cause ? POSSIBLE WUC Hasly? Edina 1907 3y entritis Hartnen ? Wido1907 w 86 hemmorage refused to take medicine B?arthiers ? George 1907 single 16 diphtheria Tese ? ? 1907 widower 94 senility Halsey Mary 1907 widow 71 heart POSSIBLE WUC baby 6m etra galitie ? ? 1907 marr ag 61 heart disease Seblef ? Peter 1907 marr 79 cerebral hemmorage G?ender Christian 1907 marr 80 senile aaralyris neg 3314 1907-1908 Grobemenn Agusta 1907 marr 65 bronchitis Hartzig William 1908 marr 77 cerebral hemmorage POSSIBLE WUC Grabman ? Charles 1908 widower 68 suicide Spens Viola 1908 2y 1m 20d valuoulua Hurth Minnie 1908 marr 60 heart failure Berger Anthony P 1908 1m 22d cropus pnem McClelland James E 1908 marr 37 murder by Deieslin? Hernian 1908 widower 43 Pula tube Sacks Martin Jr 1908 single 18 accidental Wieg Wilhemina 1908 marr 75 clemie C POSSIBLE WUC Kuss John 1908 marr 78 satistimal Ramual Rachael 1908 widow 79 heart Schild Charles 1908 marr 71 chronic heart POSSIBLE WUC Kaiser Charlotte 1908 marr 75 valnula Nadalin Leo 1908 8m 11d ? Boramb Richard 1908 widower 42 ? Wasmond Elmer J 1908 2m 20d ? Gattrckalke Otto 1908 single 27 ? Lefence Charles Philip 1909 ag 1y 11m Bathke Raymond Adolph 1909 16y 10m ? Stinmatz Johana 1909 marr 80 ? see 3315 for causes neg 3316 1909 Hund Lena 1909 widow 81 nephatitis Tuginsky Wenslow 1909 single 10d connuulaina Lefevre Rose 1909 marr 46 uterine hemmorage Densawtl ? Arthur 1909 9m 30d ? Milys ? Rmil 1909 single 21 autmonarz Hartsig Chatherine Jul 23 1909 widow 66 7 17 Bright Disease b Germany George Busch b Germany mo Unk IN Warren Union Cemetery 21-31 ? Viola 8m ? Dencitar? Frank single 23 inflamation of bowel Parth Henritta 1909 widow 81 diarah Old Age ? female single 17 Typhoid Fever
Nidiel S?rales 1909 marr 46? ? Girkins ? Barbara ? 1909 Widow 84 Wiegand Gella Christine 1909 8y 10d Jeak Charles ? 1909 marr 68 Cramer ? Jack? 1909 marr 78 Clmnkers? ? 1909 marr 65 Smith ? Packial 1909 POSSIBLE WUC C?isker Edward? 2Y 1909autmonarz Cihst Christine 1909 widow 74 ? ? 1909 24 male neg 3318 fuzzy 1910 ?Parau?er Henry 1910 single 19y 10m 5d Barta ? Lawrence Frank? 1910 8d H?artwell James 1910 widow 76 about Marsh Nalene 1910 marr 34 P?ermarar Rickey? Married 71 1910 Garing Bessie Augusta 4m 29d 1910 Van Lao Inine 21d 1910 Miller Jacob married 71 1910 POSSIBLE WUC Beierman Mary male yes married 78 1910 Otto Hearl 2m 22d 1910 S?chlaf Mary widow 64 1910 Nagan Mary marr 64 1910 Neusner William marr 72 1910 Rinke Leo 2y 4m 1910 Altermatt Josephine marr 70 1910 Scheryz ? Helga 5m 5d 1910 Rumph Franke marr 44 1910 Zander Sarline widow 80 1910 Peters Rose 2m 25d 1910 Paeason Ina single male 73 1910 Kaltz Andrew widower 82 1910 neg 3320 1910 Mary mary Ellen (yes correct) 22 single 1910 Geisler C ? arlara widow 84 1910 Ma?sasala Gibart male 2y 6m 1910 Beadt Bertha marr 32 1910 Hearnn Amanda Tisher marr 32 1910 Hill Frederick marr 49 1910 Weingartz Sof?iare baby 1910 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Giff Anna widow 98 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Tuzinski John 1y 7m 1911 Hallmeyer Uaulin females 59 1911 Buechel Jeanette single 7y 7m 1911 Kutchey Joseph marr 72 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Gettiechart William widow 72 1911 Runnfa ? Alexander male 9y 1911 Grobbel John marr 43 1911 Bickman John marr 90 1911 Stolzenfeld Dora 1m 1911 Springer Josephine widow 85 1911 Prieks Mita female 7y 1m 1911
Bickman Fredericke widow 80 1911 Gosing Paeisne Augusta 4m 29d 1911 Grobbel Viola ? 10Y 1m 1911 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Nummer Conrad widower 79 1911 Miller Anthony S 1y 1m 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold negative 3322 1911 Miller Andrew E 1y 1m 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Ehens ? Paudha female marr 28 1911 Peters Conrad 2m 23d 1911 Mills Henry single 63 1911 Zimmerman Martina ? Widow 66 1911 Schulte Elizabeth widow 83 1911 Dachow ? Lawrence 1y 10m 1911 Buckolz ? Ray 7y 10m 1911 Brickaly Ernin 5y 1m 1911 Scheffler Anna 69 1911 P or Razanke Wangeloue marr 75 Martz Charles marr 42 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Newell Richard marr 60 1912 Radoff baby 1912 Radoff baby 1912 Kutchey Maglan 4m 7d 1912 POSSIBLE WUC Martion Clifton 5y 3m 1912 Cramer Tillie 24d 1912 Mesel Leona 6m 23d 1912 Patulski Steve 19 1912 Engle Henry C marr 64 1912 Hinkey William marr 25 1912 Rullman Charles marr 59 1912 Wes Arnold negative 3324 1912 Lorenz Ernest Sr Mar 22 1912 widower 79 3 25 Heart problem IN Warren Union Cemetery 37-43 Weins Rosa marr 57 1912 Otirler Cristina widow 89 1912 Jenuine Elizabeth marr 57 1912 Hall or Chall Ella Anna 5y 7m 1912 Donezalski Mary marr 31 1912 Kereyton Julius single 42 1912 Priehs Lauisa marr 32 1912 June 29 Priehs baby same date as above June 29 1912 Dachow Norma 13y 1912 Raeder August marr 47 1912 Dama Reno Van marr 51 1912 Hartung Augusta widow 88 1913 Vasks Herald G baby 1913 Wintelman Walter George 2m 1913 Schoenherr Mary 10m 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Beyer Mary widow 82 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Wiegand Mary marr 44 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Jacob Elna C 1m 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Smith Rose baby 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Miller Anna widow 47 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Smith Genevauve 11y 4m 1913
Smith Ida 6y 3m 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold neg 3325 year 1913 Roseman Wilhelmina widow 79 1913 Minde Casroline 4m 9d 1913 Bendt Johana widow 78 1913 Prazowska Edna 1y 5m 1913 Jackson William 1y 2m 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Braum Mary Barbara widow 84 1913 Grobbel Francis 21 single 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Buechel Joseph J marr 73 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Nass John widower 79 1913 Schnell Charlotte widow 81 1913 Wolff Charles widower 69 1913 Wirgan Maria marr 58 1913 Sculte James John baby 1914 Otto Lucy widow 82 1914 Maran Victor widower 60 1914 Daniel Henry widow 84 1914 Kaltz Gertrude marr 66 1914 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Schultz George E 20 1914 Lorenz Walter 5m 25d 1914 POSSIBLE WUC Bolam Ellen marr 61 1914 Caplan Samual marr 66 1914 Qualmann Charles marr 69 1914 POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold negative 3326 yr 1914 Groth George marr 63 1914 Metter Edward J baby 1914 Weins Joseph J baby 1914 Peters Ssylvester T or J 11m 1914 Bousson Leona 4m 1914 Masch Clarence 2y 8m 1914 POSSIBLE WUC Beste Elizabeth marr 76 1914 ?S or D mitz John marr 70 1914 Kaltz George marr 58 1914 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Brgorwska russell 4m 1914 Oelmke Frederick marr 42 Non 17 1914 Rumka Joseph 26 single 1914 Zrinrisic Frank 11d 1914 Koehler Catherine widow 79 1915 Preim Leslie Arthur 8y 10m 1915 Elward Frances marr 64 1915 Sucsat Alzon 1y 1915 Masch Walter 1y 6m 1915 POSSIBLE WUC Schmidt stillborn 1915 Ryan Mary widow 69 1915 Brenker Sofie 1y 2m 1915 Heassner Amelia marr 46 1915 Rader Fredereck widow 69 1915 Fleishaus Angeline married 21 1915 Roetmann Henry marr 76? 1915 S ?A team William marr 61 1915 Robinett Elizabeth marr 59 1915 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS
Kaiser Christina male widower 86 1915 POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Mary marr 70 1916 Gimble Alvin 4d 1916 Cramer Daniel marr 60 1916 Wiegand Mary single 14y 5m 25d Mar 15 1916 Kutchey Frank widower 83 1916 POSSIBLE WUC Hoock Frederick 6m 1916 Wolfe Hubert J 1y 1m 1916 Kutchey Michael marr 74 1916 POSSIBLE WUC Ulrich Herbert 9m 11d 1916 Irwin Homer single about 35 1916 Kott Matilda single 24 1916 Wes Arnold negative 3328 Krings Gertrude marr 55 1916 Rickabus Pauline marr 31 1916 POSSIBLE WUC S or A heeler John widow 77 1916 Desgrandchamp Lucelle 6m 12d 1916 Schlaf Joseph P marr 41 1916 Kaltz Mary marr 72 1916 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Bohm Edward 9y 7m 1916 Bohm Peter 6y 11m 1916 Smith Rose marr 44 1916 POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Magdalena widow 69 1917 Rozanka Anna widow 71 1917 Busch John widower 75 1917 POSSIBLE WUC Smith baby 0d 1917 POSSIBLE WUC Grobbel Elizabeth widow 87 1917 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Brawn Leonard marr 43 1917 Brohl Joseph widower 73 1917 Berger Barbara widow 78 1917 POSSIBLE WUC Ohnke Elizabeth marr 55 1917 Witt Herman Albert 10y 2m 1917 Additional info on soldier not buried in Warren Union Cemetery but should be honored Blondeel, Kamiel Son of Charles and Elodie Blondeel, of Warren, was born in Belgium, April 21 1898. He entered the service at Camp Custer November 2, 1917. Killed in action in France, October 17, 1918, while serving with Company H, Seventh U.S. Infantry. Buried in Plot G, Row 25, Grave 18, MeuseArgonne American Cemetery, Romagne, France. Gietzen, William Ferdinand Son of Nicholas Gietzen of Warren, was born February 23, 1896. Served with the 128th Infantry Regiment, 32nd Infantry Division. Died August 29, 1918. Buried in Plot D, Row 40, Grave 18, Oise-Aisne American Cemetery, Fere-en-Tardenois, France. Grimms, Edward W born Sept 16, 1890 Died Jan 25, 1919. Died in Service. This stone is in Warren Union Cemetery This soldier may have been forgotten in the rolls but is remembered here. It appears he is buried here as his family put up a marker. But no one knows if there is a body under it. Jannus, Roger W. Was born December 25, 1886, and enlisted in the service April 1917. He was transferred to the air service, and was killed at Issoudun, France, September 4, 1918.
Study of Warren Union Cemetery number of children and deaths recorded in county records recorded Child Of 150 stones showing children's names only about 12 no record 12 140 153 were recorded in Macomb County records for Warren township. 1-2 Remington George D Jun 5, 1880 Apr 16,1918* 1-3 Remington Catherine Nov 1, 1882 Dec 5, 1936* 1-11 Langel Arthur Joseph Oct 4, 1904 Nov 21,1923* 1-12 Langel Warren J 1912 1933 1-13 Langel Monument gray by fence 1-14 Langel Joseph M 1877 1945* 1-15 Langel Cordelia M 1876 1948* unmarked grave 1-17 Langell corner marker Totals: probable persons based on stones 6 ; total graves 48 ; total unmarked graves 41 2-6 Berger Nicholas 1836 1920* 2-1 Berger Johanna 1840 1899* 2-7 head stone FATHER 2-8 head stone MOTHER recorded1893 Child 2-9 head stone BABY PROBABLY R2 Berger Esmelia female 3m 1893 Summer Complaint 2-16 foot stone 2-17 foot stone 2-18 flat stone face down 2-19 Gesch Monument lists Lottie & Ferdinand Gesch Lottie nee Gesch Jul 23, 1874 Oct 8, 1902 father Ferdinand Gesch* Mar 1842 Jul 1879 2-22 unreadable Gesch mother b 1874 d 1902 Gesch Emilie* Gesch Martha* Gesch Ferdinand Gesch 1842 1879* stone face down 2-27 BIG STONE Metro Monument now face down listed Phebe Stella, Geo, Richard no record no record no record no record Child Metro Phebe 1869-* STONE FACE DOWN Child Metro Geo 1867 1920* Child Metro Stella 1893 1895* Child Metro Richard 1891 1892* Metro, Frank b Warren d Jul 24, 1898 ag1-10-13 son of Jos Metro of Warren and Agnes Giddly, Detroit. MISSING MARKER Totals: probable persons based on stones 15 ; total graves 48 ; total unmarked graves 33 Row 3 from W. Landmark is Reddick big gray stone (Skinner on back) 4 yards from fence 3-4 Reddick-skinner monument Reddick Tom 1865 1940* Reddick Emma B 1865 1948* Reddick Melvin A 1904 1951*
other side Skinner Monument listed are Alonzo, Electa, Id J other side Skinner-Reddick Alonzo May 21, 1826 Sep 6,1898* Skinner-Reddick Electa J 1837 1910* Skinner-Reddick Ida dau or A & EJ Skinner Oct 23, 1879 ag 20 yrs 4 mos* 3-7 base monument gone ond monument had inscription We miss thee, yes, no tongue can tell, How much we loved thee, nor how well Mother unreadable unreadable several unmarked graves 3-15 Mother 3-16 Father ur 3-17 Crawford-Tanner monument Tanner Ida A Apr 23, 1871 d Jan 15, 1896dau of David & Alice Wilson* Half blown the rose, half withered and died. Sweet perfume lingers around us still, and Mid the thorns at its faced side, But one bud remainsto fill the place now left. {Tanner Ida d Jan 15, 1896 marr 25 bright diseaserec 271 } Crawford J M Nov 30 1824 Jan 31, 1912* Crawford Elizabeth wife of J M Crawford Oct 8, 1830 Jan 12, 1908* no record Child Crawford had six small stones Mother Father, Ida, baby Emma One stone had lodge marker FGB and R N A* 3-19 FATHER 3-25 Giff Effenie d Jun 15,1888 ag 70 yr 2 mo 15ds plus four graves Father, small stone E Giff no record Child Giff Thistherod William 1881 Jesus, while our hearts are bleeding, O'er the spoils that death has won, We would at this solemn meeting, calmly say Thy will be done, Though cast down, we are not forsaken, Though afflicted not alone, Thou didst give and now has taken, Blessed lord, Thy will be done. 3-29 Distlrod monument east no record Child 3-29 west Thistherod William Dec 28, 1881 ag 4 1m 5d white stone presented from Grandpa Giff* Diselrod Lambert Feb 2, 1844 Apr 7, 1892 ag48 2mo 5d* 3-29 Diselrod Effie 1873 1944 Distelrath Lydia 1885 1923 unmarked grave no record Child Note another Lambert Diselrod b Mi d Apr 1, 1900 age 1-3-0 son of John G Diselrod & Minnie Wilson of MI is buried in an unmarked grave here at the Warren Union Cemetery DISELROD D1900 Totals: probable persons based on stones 25; total graves 48; total unmarked graves 23 Row 4 from W. Landmark is John Gamble tall old gray stone 4-5 Gamble monument Gamble John d Feb 5, 1895 ag62 7mo * At Rest no record Child Gamble Infant children of J & I Gamble, had small stone father* several unmarked graves 4-8 Gillett James H 1859 1907 Gillett Emma E 1863-1950 unmarked is a stone face down unmarked grave 4-13 Walker Louis C 1869 May 7, 1898 ag 22-10-11 son of B Walker & Mary Hoyt single laborer* 4-14 Walker George B 1837 1914* 4-15 Walker Mary J 1843 1924*
unmarked grave 4-16 Halsey C Frank 1860 1938* 4-18 Halsey Edith M 1865 1938* stone under ground 4-20 La Croix Julie 1888 1938* no record Child 4-21 La Croix Edith Anna 1905 1917* 4-24 square corner stones Kircher 4-26 Gotlieb Kirchner red stone 4-25 flat face down no words 4-27 Kirchner Gottlob Father 1852 1927 tall gray* Kirchner Marie Justine wife of Theo Kirchner Feb 25, 1824 Sep 6 1885* 4-28 Distelrath Lydia E 1885 1923 4-29 Distelrath Lambert H 1886 1929 4-30 Distelrath monument only one side has words Distelrath Kirchner Lydia E 1885 1923 Mother* had two foot stone marked Mother 2 graves had IOOF emblem unmarked grave fence 33.5 yards Totals: probable persons based on stones 17; total graves 48; total unmarked graves 31 Row 5 from W. Landmark is Cole tall gray granite 7 yards from S fence 5-4 head stone FATHER had IOOF emblem 5-6 head stone MOTHER 5-7 Cole monument tall gray Cole Wm 1848 1908? Cole Wm L b1840 d no year on stone* Cole Viola C his wife 1845 1909* Cole Elvin ag 3 1867 1870* no record Child Cole Clara R May 9, 1869 Jun 3, 1884 * 5-9 foot stone Clara there are several unmarked graves here 5-24 corner stone 5-25 Tatro Francis 1843 1885 low stone 5-26 Schuster Loretta nee Tatro 1846 1931* 5-27 Tatro monument Francis Tatro d Oct 19, 1883 ag 39 10mo 5-28 Harwood Ahas 1790 Dec 10, 1867 ag 78* 5-29 Tatro Francis 1843 d1883 ag39* no record Child Harwood Minard 1851 1926* no record Child Harwood Daisy B 1876* Totals: probable persons based on stones 11 ; total graves 48; total unmarked graves 37 Row 6 from W. Landmark is Halsey low gray granite medium size tree 2 yards from S fence Halsey Hiram 1852 1933* 6-2 Halsey Hiram C 1832 1933 6-3 Halsey Edith A 1858 1946* at least ten unmarked graves 6-12 foot stone not recorded Child 6-13 Elvin 6-14 Hoard monument words on 3 sides tall Hoard Levi Jun 24, 1807 Jan 20, 1888* Hoard Lucina wife of Levi Hoard Sep 7, 1807 Oct 28, 1886 * Hoard G W Aug 1, 1878 Nov 1910 on Hoard monument* not recorded Child Hoard Elizabeth Sep 12, 1885 Jun 1, 1901 on Hoard monument co record shows dau of John Tharrett & Maria Tyson of Eng. Married*
Walker Gusta B wife of C E Walker Mar 16, 1872 Jun 18, 1900 on Hoard monument* and co records ag 29-3-2 dau of Hoard b Mi, & Elizabeth Tharrett or NY state. Married. not recorded Child Walker Lewis C b May 18, 1900 d Jun 27, 1901 on Hoard monument ag 1-1-9 son of Chas Walker & Gusta Hoard Mi* 6-16 PA 6-17 unreadable and Hoard small stones mother father pa ma Mama* 6-20 Osborne Maria 1860 1925* 6-21 Osborne Clinton E 1855 1902* not recorded Child Near Osborne small marker Clifton* 6-24 Wilson William 1818 1904* {Wilson William 22 marr 85 6 21 senile-- b Canada farmer John Wilson unk} 6-25 Wilson Margaret 1835 1917* 6-27 Wilson John H 1859 1934* 6-29 Wilson Lizzie 1863 1951* 6-30 Wilson Mary 1866 1931* Warren township record d Apr 12, 1931 ag 35-1-2 dau of Henry Jessop & Elizabeth White of England. Wife Thomas T Wilson. 6-32 Wilson Thos T 1868 1934* Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 48; total unmarked graves 28 Row 7 from W. Landmark is Evarts low standing light gray about 2 yards from fence 7-2 Evarts Wallace Oct 26, 1885 ag 76 yrs* leaningnot bad 7-3 Evarts Permaniah Penininh wife of Wallace O Jun 18, 1808 Nov 14, 1900 footstone mother* {Evarts Permaniah1890 Nov 14 ag82 widow Paralysis rec 237} 7-4 Evarts Alison A May 27, 1886 ag 38 yrs 3 mos* Farewell Friend in this space are four unmarked graves had foot stone Alison 7-9 Hoxsey James son of E Hoxsey Aug 27, 1854 Mar 22, 1887* 7-9 head stone FATHER 7-14 head stone child/ Hoxsey Thos son of James no date * could be child Hoxsey James died of consumption 4 graves clearly outlined on Hoxsey lot two unmarked graves 7-15 Pereira monument big gray monument Pereira M J Jan 20, 1843 May 2, 1919* Pereira Cordelia his wife MJ Dec 18, 1843 Dec 2, 1899 * Pereira Frank A Apr 20, 1884 Jun 20,1928* not recorded Child Pereira Arthur L Mar 4, 1906 Jan 20, 1914 * had stones Mother, IOOF, K of C unmarked grave 7-18 Pearsall Monument BIG Pearsall Ira C Nov 3, 1891 ag 56 yrs 10 mo 26 days* is only name on monument foot stone W P, Father 7-20 unreadable tall marker not recorded Child William son of Iria and Anna Pearsall d Sep 9, 1876 ag 2 yrs 1 mo* there are about 10 unmarked graves four corner markers 7-25 Peck Monument big gray no names 7-26 BuckleyJohn L *1890 May 12 ag 33 married farmer b MI John & Margaret of Warren Drownded Macomb County Record 239 per Wes Arnold historian 7-27 Buckley Sarah aunt* {Buckley Sarah A 1889 Mar 8 widow ag 73 record No 254 cancer in chest b NY }
7-28 Peck Celia J wife 1853 1927* recorded 1892 Child 7-29 Peck Roy E 1881 1902* not recorded Child 7-30 Peck Harold E 1888 1902* 7-31 Peck Martha R wife 1860 1878* 7-32 Peck Edward H 1857 1941* 7-33 Peck May V 1885 1980* Totals: probable persons based on stones 22; total graves 49; total unmarked graves 27 Row 8 from W. Landmark is Tharrett Monument Big BIG gray 5 yards from fence 8-2 unreadable 8-3 stone unreadable 8-4 stone unreadable \ 8-3 Tharrett Robert Jan 29, 1837 Sep 5, 1906 BIG* + foot stone FATHER {TharretRobert Sep 3 1906 marr 69 8 3 cause ?cranatatic Insufficiency b MI farmer John/Maria} 8-4 Tharrett Diana wife of Robert Sep 21, 1843 Nov 3, 1912* + foot stone MOTHER 8-5 Tharrett Monument big tall not recorded Child 8-7 Tharrett Julia dau of R & D d Apr 17, 1874 ag 1yr 28 ds* 5 ft stones unreadable , Mother Father from here to VanFleet are 12 unmarked graves or unused 8-15 VanFleet monument tall VanFleet Frederick d Sep 27, 1888 ag 73* not recorded Child VanFleet Judiah H Mar 21, 1846 May 27, 1864 ag 18 not recorded Child VanFleet Frankey Oct 15, 1861 Oct 4, 1863* just under 2 years VanFleet Theodore F Jun 23, 1842 Sep 18, 1864 ag22 8-16 4 lot corners T 8-16 Theodore also had stones, Judiah, Frankey 8-16 MOTHER Edna L 1873 1931 8-17 LaDoucour monument no words BIG BIG 8-19 LaDoucour Edna L Mother 1873 1931* 8-20 LaDoucour Dr Edward W Father 1869 1927*Twp record b Blissfield, Lenawee Co Mi Aug 13, 1868 d Warren Jul 16, 1927 Wife Edna. Son of Joseph of Canada. Was M.D. In Warren Had son Harold who m Carrie and had children F C not recorded Child 8-21 LaDoucour Ralph E 1918 1924* 8-24 STONE BENCH 8-31 Brandon Hazel 1886 1948* 8-32 Brandon Daniel S 1883 1953* Totals: probable persons based on stones 16; total graves 49; total unmarked graves 33 Row 9 from W. Landmark is Cartwright worn white sandstone about 2 yards from fence not recorded Child 9-2 John F son of F W & E d Feb 19, 1869 Cartwright ag 2yrs 4 mos 24 ds 9-2 foot stone J F C 9-4 Murthum monument tall gray worn not recorded Child Murthum Minnie A Apr 22, 1884 ag 19 & 1 day* A loved one has gone from our circle On Earth we will meet her no more, She has gone to her home in heaven, And all her afflictions are o'er. unmarked grave William Murthum Had Addl stones Freddie, Minnie A 9-6 Cartwright BIG DARK GRAY MONUMENT Cartwright Frederick W 1843 1911* Emma Cartwright 1844 1938 9-8 head stone Emma Cartwright Emma wife of Frederick 1844 1938* 9-9 head stone Frederich 9-13 Tharrett John d Apr 22, 1876 ag77 3ms* affliction sore I long have bore Physician skill were vain, till Christ the chief, he
brought relief, and eased me from my pain 9-14 Tharrett Maria d Aug 7, 1889 ag 80 7ms 3 ds* widow ag 82 record 282 b England Pralysis of Heart Macomb County Record Mother, you have gone and left us and we miss you in our house, But we hope again to meet you, where no parting will be known. 9- J & M and had stone MT not recorded Child 9-13 Tharrett Theadore son of J & M d Jul 27, 1860 ag 11 yrs 4 mo 19 ds * not recorded Child 9-14 five stones unreadable ??lett ? W 1835 aged 2 yrs worn needs careful read child stone unreadable 9-17 Big Tharrett monument grey Tharrett Willie R son of A & E d sep 17, 1885 ag2 3 ds* Good Bye recorded1885 Child Tharrett Willie R 1883 Sep 17, 1885 ag 2 yrs 3 ds* Tharrett Alonzo 1845 1903* Tharrett Ella 1849 1929* township record b Norwalk, Conn Apr 11, 1840 Sep 21 1929 dau of James M Hoit & ? of Conn wife of Alonzo Tharrett 9-17 Theodore, son of J & M Tharrett d Jul 27, 1860 ag 11 yrs 4 ms 19 ds. 9-20 Smith George A 1845 1923* 9-21 Smith Dora 1859 1895* {SmithDoraJune 27 1896 fe marr 35 tumer b Canada rec 273} this area has 6 unmarked graves 9-28 Hearn Sarah 1849 1929* 9-27 Hearn Robert 1851 1927* three unmarked graves had Hearn corners Totals: probable persons based on stones 18; total graves 49; total unmarked graves 31 Row 10 from W. Landmark is Smith BIG big gray about 4 yards from fence 10-2 foot PAPA 10-4 Smith big gray monument Smith W H MD Oct 4, 1856 Dec 26, 1899* had stones Papa, lodge marker FGB unmarked grave with lodge marker RNA 10-6 Hoxsey Bertha M 1872 1923 umarked grave 10-7 big gray monument Halsey Halsey Nathan W Oct 3, 1826 Jan 27, 1910* head stone FATHER Halsey Harriett E Mar 3, 1838 Feb 12, 1908 on Nathan stone* 10-8 MOTHER 10-9 FATHER Totals: probable persons based on stones 4; total graves 50; total unmarked graves 46 11-3 Harwood new BIG gray monument Elizabeth b 1837 d 1925 wife of unmarked grave of Arnold Harwood Aug 25, 1816 May 21, 1914 11-6 unreadable 11-6 Old Harwood monument Harwood Children of A* E G Harwood all on tall monument* several children diednot recorded Child Harwood Alma E d Jul 11, 1882 ag18yrs 7ms 23ds * recorded1884 Child Harwood Byron E d Aug 14, 1884 ag 17ys 11 mo 23ds* no record Child Harwood Elmer d Dec 9, 1861 ag 6mo* Harwood Elizabeth 1837 1925* Harwood Elvira wife of A Harwood d Nov 13, 1858 ag36yrs 9ms* 11-6 Alma, 11-6 Byron
11-7 Evira no record Child 11-7 Harwood Elmira d Sep 22, 1851 ag 2yrs 4ms 21ds dau of A & E G Harwood* 11-9 Elmer 11-10 8 foot stones unreadable not recorded Child 11-14 Hoxsey Almeda dau of Edward and Margaret Jun 15, 1851 Dec 17, 1856 ag5 ys 6ms 8ds* has foot stone MH 11-16 Hoxsey tall big monument Hoxsey Edward Jul 26, 1827 May 6, 1896* + foot stone {Hoxey EdwardMay 7 1896 marr 68 Cancer of Stomach b MI farmer rec 289 } Hoxsey Margeret d Jul 25, 1884 wife of Edward ag 50yrs 8mo 23d* 11-16 foot stone Margaret 11-16 stone laying on face can't read two corner stones unreadable five unmarked graves 11-20 Hoxsey Catherine wife of George d Dec 21, 1875 ag 83 foot stone Catherine foot stone E G 11-21 Hoxsey George d Apr 12, 1867 ag 67yrs 4 mo 7 ds* five unmarked graves 11-27 Gillett Peter died May 13, 1862 age 73* west side had foot stone PG 11-27 Sylvester Royce stone on east side 11-29 Gillett Sally wife of Peter Gillett d Apr 16, 1851 age 60 yrs* had foot stone SG 11-30 Gillett Mary dau of P & S d Feb 28, 1863 ag 39 yrs 4mos 21ds* lot had Gillett stones Mother, Father, George* 11-31 head stone George Jame wife of Fredrick banks d Sep 4, 1874 ag 74 stone broken on ground foot stone JB 11-32 head stone unreadable 11-33 Gillett monument tall Gillett monument tall shows Gillett William Nov 20, 1813 May 25, 1894* Gillett Jane Jan 11, 1817 May 17, 1897 on Wm monument* Totals: probable persons based on stones 18; total graves 50; total unmarked graves 32 12-5 foot stone unreadable 12-6 foot stone unreadable 12-7 Barton monument tall pink monument Barton Oliver Jan 31, 1822 Mar 15, 1897* Barton Frances M wife of Oliver born Apr 13, 1826* also lists John and Chloe Barton Chloe d May 16, 1850 ag 69 yrs John H Barton d Dec 5, 1856 ag 76 yrs had stones MOTHER, FATHER JHB, OB foot stone JHB SIXunmarked graves 12-13 Davy Isaiah May 4, 1822 May 31, 1891* not recorded Child12-16 Davy Willie R son of Isaiah & Sophronia d Mar 13, 1855 ag 5 ys 9ms 18ds* not recorded Child 12-16 Davy Izora A dau of Isaiah & Sophronia d Mar 3, 1855 ag 3 ys 7ms 6ds* not recorded Child 12-17 Denizon James Orison son of Avery and Mary d Mar 18,1842 ag 20 ys2m* unmarked grave not recorded Child 12-19 Denison David A W son of David T and Augusta A ag7 mo* unmarked grave not recorded Child 12-20 Denison David son of Avery & Merck Denison Denison David son of David and Mercy L djUL 26 1853 ag27 9 6* His dying words Farwell dear friends, I leave you here, With her to me who is most dear, For health decline and I must die and go to Mansions in the sky, I leave you in the hands of God, who purchased you with His own Blood, Though I must bid you all goodbye, I hope to meet you in the sky.
12-21 Denison Elsey Hough wife of D A d Oct 23, 1840 ag 24 5ms 1 dy* Farewell my dear husband, the Lord bide me come, Farewell my dear sistersI am now going home . Bright angels are whispering, so sweet in my ear, away to my Saviour, my spirit shall steer. I am going, I am going, but what do I see, 'Tis Jesus in glory appears unto me, To Heaven, to Heaven, I am going, I'm gone, All glory, Oh Glory, 'tis finished, 'tis done. six unmarked graves 12-27 Royce Sylvester W d Jul 12, 1862 ag 47ys 7ms + foot stone five unmarked graves 12-27 Mary J Royce d Dec 12, 1867 ag 48y 11m 6ds had foot stone Our Mother two unmarked graves 12-29 Wood Sylvia A Nov 10, 1838 Sep 3, 1880 on the Mary Barr stone* and daughter Mary A Barr Oct 23, 1860 Jun 9, 1881 only 19 ys old 12-31 Walker Archie Hoyt 1891 1911* 12-32 Walker Burrett 1889 1920* 12-33 Walker Burrett Sr 1866 1936 12-34 Walker Etta 1870-1948 unmarked grave Totals: probable persons based on stones 18; total graves 50; total unmarked graves 32 Row 13 from W. Landmark is Ames BIG BIG GRAY STONE not recorded Child 13-3 Ames Elton M Jun 9, 1867 Nov 5, 1867* 13-4 Ames big gray stone 13-5 Van Antwerp Sarah wife of Wm d 1867 ag 75y flat on ground + footstone S A* Van Antwerp Brother* unmarked grave 13-6 Ames Milo Aug 4, 1840 Dec 7, 1920* 13-7 Ames Cordelia W May 5, 1842 Jun 2, 1916* Ames Polly wife of Smith Ames 1855 ag 48y by M Ames* Ames Smith husband of Polly d 1858 ag 51y by M Ames* Ames, Polly wife of Smith Ames d feb 15, 1855 ag 48y 5m 12d stone Polly by M Ames Ames Smith husband of Polly died Feb 3, 1859 aged 51y 4m 27d by M Ames 13-9 flat face down needs careful read unmarked grave 13-9 foot stone unreadable 13-10 Van Antwerp Danl eldest son of Wm & Sarah d Mar 8, 1859 ag 47y 4m 16d* Sarah wife of William d Sep 4, 1867 ag 75 7m 4d foot stone SA stone flat near front fence A light from our household is gone, a voice that we loved is stilled,a vacant place is in our house, that never can be filled. Brother in the solemn trust, we comment thee dust to dust, in that faith we wait til risen, Thou shalt meet us all in heaven. five unmarked graves 13-19 Norris John N*May 18, 1824 -1891 Aug 9 widower 67 blood poison b NY farmer Macomb County rec 225 Norris Amanda May 27, 1821 Jan 4, 1890 on John Norris stone* four unmarked graves not recorded Child 13-17 Brown Lydia Barclay d Sep 9,1864 ag 19y 7m 19d* Friends are passing over. Also had foot stone LBB 13-18 Brown Amanda Hall wife of N Hollister d Oct 23,1876 ag 61-2-4*stone broken on ground had foot stone AHB possible unmarked grave N Hollister eight unmarked graves 13-26 Ames Franklin Dec 6, 1803 Feb 22, 1880* possible unmarked grave wife of Franklin Ames eight unmarked graves 13-33 Morehead Charles Adair Sep 16, 1865 ag24* inscription Totals: probable persons based on stones 15; total graves 50; total unmarked graves 35 Row 14 from W. Landmark is Barr tall white stone 4 yards from fence
14-4 Barr Margarett wife of R C Barr d Feb 6, 1884 ag78y* NEEDS CALKING two unmarked graves not recorded Child 14-7 Barr Orlando D son of D C and P O Barr d Sep 15, 1863 ag1-9-28* had foot stone ODB ten unmarked graves 14-7 foot stone unreadable not recorded Child 14-8 Barr Mary A dau of RC & M Barr d Nov 8, 1850 ag 1y-6m-13d* 14-8 Barr Mary S 1860 1881*SEE 12-29 A mother and a wife most dear A faithful friend lies buried here She was an affectionate wife and mother, a dutiful daughter and good sister.Her loss is deeply felt by all not recorded Child Barr Nancy E dau of R. C & M Jan 17, 1846 ag2 8ds* on tall monument 14-9 Barr Reuben C d Jan 7, 1873 aged 70y 10m* Go Home dear friend, Wipe off your tears, Here I must lie, Till Christ appears. Seven unmarked graves recorded1873 Child 14-14 Minns Robert Osborn son of Phillip and Mary Jane Aug 10, 1868 Jan 31, 1873 ag4y 5m 21d had foot stone RGM* [Minns Robert Osborn 31 1873 4y 5m cont cough] 14-15 Minns Philip d Nov 25, 1889 ag74y 3m 14d* unmarked grave recorded1872 Child 14-16 Minns Elisha W son of P & M J Minns d Aug 26, 1872 ag 2 mo 15 ds* [Minns Elisha O aug 26 1872 2m Scarlet Fever] 14-16 Minns Mary Jane wife of Philip dau of E W & M Halsey d Jun 8, 1872 ag42* She was an affectionate wife and mother, a dutiful daughter and good sister. Her loss is deeply felt by all. Foot stone MJM 14-18 Halsey Mary Jane wife of Philip Minns dau of E W & M Halsey d Jun 18, 1872 ag42 1 m 26d * 14-18 Elisha W Halsey d Aug 7, 1874 ag 88y 7m 9d also stones MOTHER, FATHER possible [Halsey Elisah d1891 Aug 3 male 81 married old age b NY Farmer Macomb County rec 234] not recorded Child N H Lauria b Mar 4, 1874 d Jan 23, 1878 ag 3ys 8 mos 19ds had stone NHL not recorded Child M E Lauria b Mar 17, 1877 d aug 24, 1877 ag 5 mo 7ds had stone MEL three unmarked graves not recorded Child 14-22 Halsey Charley C son of N W and H E Halsey d Dec 8, 1859 ag 3ys 26ds* six unmarked graves 14-26 Cole Marilla wife of Moses Cole d May 11, 1864 ag 25ys 6mos 16ds had head stone unmarked grave Moses Cole and another unmarked grave 14-27 Smith Harriet wife of Robert D d Feb 5, 1860 ag 51 8m 16d* unmarked grave 14-28 Smith John B son of R D & H d Sep 7, 1858 ag 26 5m 13d had stone JBS* not recorded Child 14-29 Gamble John son of B G d Aug 6,1869 ag 3mo 2ds* 14-30 head stone unmarked grave unmarked grave had marker Evelyn 14-33 Smith Robert D Jan 11,1803 Jan 10, 1889 ag 86* [MCDR Smith RobertD Jan 18 1888 86 md paralysis] 14-34 Smith Esther G Apr 14, 1811 Sep 23, 1899 had stones Mother & corner stones S* foot stone Spalding lot had 4 corners marked S 14-35 west Gamble Benjamin G 1843 1900 big gray stone old record Gamble stated Benjamin G Jan 16, 1843 Feb 6, 1900 14-35 east On Govt stone Co H 2ndMich Cavalry B G Gamble [Benjamin enlisted Sep 15, 1861 in Warren for 3 years at age of 19. Mustered out Oct 2, 1861 due to gun shot wound in right leg. He was discharged for disability at Detroit Jan 15, 1864.] 14- stone old unreadable
14-37 Spaulding Sadie Gamble wife of Burr Maynard Spaulding Sep 11, 1849 Sep 20, 1916* 14-38 Spaulding Burr Maynard Aug 22, 1849 Jan 15, 1926* 14-39 corner stone S Totals: probable persons based on stones 22; total graves 51; total unmarked graves 29 Row 15 from W. Landmark is MASON BIG DARK GRAY MONUMENT 4 yards from fence 15-4 Mason J F May 17, 1862 Feb 22, 1899 had small stone Father* 15-5 head stone FATHER recorded 1871 Child 15-8 Mason Willie J son of J G and E Mason b Mar 5, 1867 d Feb 15, 1871* recorded 1871 Child Mason R Eltie son of J G & E Mason Aug 18, 1869 Jan 27, 1871 on Willie stone*[MCdeath records show Mason RobertFeb 7 1871 1y 6m Scarlet Fever ] ten unmarked graves 15-19 several broken stones unreadable unmarked grave wife of J Mason Halsey Olive A wife of Silas E Halsey d Sep 15, 1854 ag19* or 49 yrs 4m unmarked grave Silas E Halsey and ten unmarked graves not recorded Child 15-31 Wilson baby of B and A Wilson* nine unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 7; total graves 51; total unmarked graves 44 Row 16 from W. Landmark is Hoyt 16-3 foot stone unreadable 16-5 Hoyt Ellen b Jan 29, 1815 Aug 20, 1895 on James stone* Hoyt James W Dec 8, 1815 Dec 13, 1890 on Ellen stone 16-6 head stone FATHER also had Mother marker* 16- big tree eighteen unmarked graves 16- stone fragments unreadable 16-18 Royce Silvenus B d Dec 26, 1865 ag 51yrs 13ds* Rest sweetly, thou departed one, though sorrow fills this heart of mine, Ere long, life's tedious journey done, my spirit freed will seek out thine. unmarked grave spouce of SylvenusRoyce 16-19 Bowden Margaret wife of B T Bowden d Dec 5, 1882 aged 55yrs 7 mos 4 dys* 16- stone fragments unmarked grave B T Bowden 16-21 Gregory, Solomon died May 14, 1864 aged 75 yrs George S son of Salmon and Maria Gregory who died Feb 21, 1961 in the 28thyear of his age had stone Son ? John? ag73 six unmarked graves 16- stone fragments and 2 foot stones at water tap 16- Kingscott Johnd Mar 25, 1863 ag 65 6mo 22ds stone JK* 16- 28 Kingscott Barbara Ann wife of John Kingscott d Mar 21, 1862 ag 66 7d* stone BAK In the Christian's home in Glory, there remains a land of rest, There my Savior's gone before me, to fulfill my soul's request, Where is rest for the weary. 16-26 unreadable 16-27 Hitchcock ? D 18? ?217? 16-28 Hitchcock Louisa C wife of B F Hitchcock & dau of J & B Kingscott d Feb 28, 1863 ag27 8m 5d * also had stone LCH had stone hilich?? Albbisa C wife of ? 1831? [might be Rebecca Watson] also several stones by fence sixteen unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 12; total graves 51; total unmarked graves 39 Row 17 from W. Landmark is Glazier TALL WHITE STONE 3 yards from fence 17-3 Glazier Jennison F d Dec 7, 1869 ag 65 10ms 29ds* Rest thee loved one, rest thee calmly, Glad to go where pain is o'er, Where they say not, in the night time, I am weary any more. 17-4 Glazier Electra wife of Jennison F d Oct 3, 1892 ag 85y 9m 3d* A precious one from us is gone, a voice we love is stilled. A place is vacant in our home, which never can be filled. God in his wisdom has recalled the boon his love had given. And though the body slumbers here, the soul is safe in heaven.
Two unmarked graves not recorded Child 17-17 Sheire Laura E dau of J F & E Glazier d Nov 27, 1853 ag 17 10m 27d* The dear companion of my life has gone, I mourn but murmur not that life is done, I sadly say, Lo where this marble weeps, a wife, mother, sister, daughter sleeps. Monroe, Erected by her husband. unmarked grave Monroe Sheire ten unmarked graves not recorded Child 17-17 Jones James Henry son of Northup and Mary d Jul 30, 1840 ag 10yrs* had stone NJ unmarked grave not recorded Under 21 17-19 Jones Lucy wife of Samuel Jones d Aug 13, 1847 ag 19 8m 26 ds* had stone LJ unmarked grave 17-21 Jones Mary wife of Northup d Jun 5, 1855 ag 63* had stone our Mother & MJ two unmarked graves NEEDS MARKER Jones Northup d Aug 17, 1841 ag 58y 4m 29d stone broken on ground* Actually the man's name was spelled Northrup Jones but it is spelled Northup without the second r on his stone. He was one of the very earliest settlers. Listed in 1881 Hist of Macomb County unmarked grave Samuel Jones fourteen unmarked graves 17-26 Van Meer Ella d 1916 17- foot stone 17- Van Meer Elgin d 1917 17- foot stone 17-42 Masten Herbert Jr Jan 2, 1917 Jan 6, 1917* 17-43 Masten Herbert Sr 1871 1938* 17- white flat stone unreadable Totals: probable persons based on stones 11; total graves 51; total unmarked graves 40 Row 18 from W. Landmark is STANLEY TALL WHITE OLD STONE 5 yards from fence 18-4 head stone MOTHER 18-5 Stanley monument tall white old stone Stanley Catherine Aug 1, 1805 Dec 25, 1884 on Washington stone*tall white old stone Stanley Washington d Feb 7, 1883 ag76y 6m 5d tall white old stone* not recorded Child 18-5 East Stanley our Dau Elsie E Feb 2, 1897 Apr 29, 1897* little lamb stone 2m recordedChild 18-6 Stanley Bernard B our son Jan 24,1895 Oct 9, 1896* little lamb [1y 8m 15d] {StanleyBernard Oct 9 1896 1y 8m croupJames & Christine Stanley } 18-7 west. head stones FATHER and MOTHER 18-8 west. Stanley Benjamin E d Apr 5, 1863 ag 31y 2m 22d* 18-13 east. Stevens Merrill L 1912 1975 18-14 east. Stevens Fred W 1894 1959 18-15 east. Stevens Sylvia A wife of Wm Richards Oct 19, 1900 Oct 12, 1931* 18-16 east. stone FLAT FACE DOWN 18-16 Stevens Claribel wife of L M Simpson May 6, 1897 Mar 16, 1923* 18-18 Stevens Ormal D Dec 10, 1898 killed in France July 19, 1918 American Legion Marker* The following found on a note: The son Ormal Stevens killed in WWI was a constant tragedy to his parents. John slowly died of TB kabus 18-19 big Stevens monument 18-20 Stevens John E Aug 19, 1907 Apr 4, 1928* from Twp record son of Ormal & Sarah A Rickabus. Mechanic. 18-21 Stevens Ormal B Sep 15, 1868 Feb 29, 1936* son of John b Stevens Canada, & Agnes Cromie, b Ireland. Occupation Night Watchman. Husband of Sarah Rickabush.From township record. 18-22 Stevens Sarah A Jul 4, 1873 Apr 21, 1955 six unmarked graves 18-26 Corey George W Corey d Oct 6, 1862 ag 49y 11m 4d stone on ground* not recorded Child 18-28 west. Corey William H son of Geo W & Narcissa b Jun 10, 1849 June 26, 1851 ag 2y 16d* unmarked grave Corey Polly M wife of Geo W dau of Abr'm Freeland d Aug 14, 1844 ag 22y* unmarked grave Narcissa Corey 18-28 west. Hitchcock Henry L d July 18, 1862 ag 34y 1m 8d stone on ground footstone H LH*
unmarked grave wife of Henry Hitchcock and another unmarked grave 18-30 west.Hitchcock Thomas d Mar 21, 1868 ag73y 4m 22d*eight unmarked 18- Hitchcock Nelly A wife of Thomas * d April 27, 1874 ag 68y 24d 8-37 west Hitchcock Melissa consort of Orley May 1,1816 Sep 10,1846 ag 30y 4m* in back Sleep, dearest sister. Had stone MH unmarked grave Orley Hitchcock 18-42 west.Davy Henry Oct 18, 1871 Dec 3, 1906* PIONEER FAMILY IOOF emblem 18-42 east. Flynn J C M D 1850 1910 had stone Father & Forester's emblem* IOOF Flynn Annie E 1849 1942 Flynn Ellen Hanna 1833 1902* 18- stone unreadable 18- unreadable 18- unreadable 18- unreadable Richards Simpson * three unmarked graves Jay ? flat stone weathered unmarked grave Wi ?? weathered unmarked grave Totals: probable persons based on stones 24; total graves 52; total unmarked graves 28 Row 19 from W. Landmark is West Gate and drive two little Stanley lambs at left Row 20 from W. Landmark is Gray worn standing stone 2 feet tall to N East 20-4 Gray Isaiah T Apr 16, 1852 Jan 11, 1885* standing stone 2 feet tall unmarked grave wife of Isaiah 4 unmarked graves on lot and unreadable stone Morris Robert d 1851 20-4 Morris Cyrena E wife of Robert d Mar 15, 1854 ag 54 stone flat on ground* I loved her on earth, May I meet her in heaven. Twenty unmarked graves not recorded Child Davy George son of Charles & Eliza J d Jan 4, 1849 ag 6 mo stone broken and flat on ground* Totals: probable persons based on stones 4; total graves 52; total unmarked graves 48 Row 21 from W. Landmark is Case monument tall white stone N east of drive 25' from fence 21-7 Case Chloe wife of Emanuel Case d Jan 1, 1881 ag 61 on Case monument * Emanuel Case 1812 1898 father 21-8 foot stone Case Deborah small marker unmarked grave Mother unmarked grave small marker* seven unmarked graves 21-13 Wright Robert C d Feb 20, 1867 ag 49 marking defaced flat on ground had stone RCW also foot stone in ground 21-14 Wright Anna M wife of Robert C Wright, England Apr 5, 1830 Mt Clemens Dec 12, 1894 flat on ground broken, also footstone in ground To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die. 21-16 Davy Rev Charles, Pioneer d Mar 22, 1883 aged 85y 10m* 21-16 foot stone C D 21-16 stone face down six unmarked graves 21-17 Davy Lydia wife of Charles d Apr 23, 1872 ag 78 5m 6d* not recorded Child 21-23 Higgin Ross C 1911 1912* 21-23 foot stone and four additional unmarked graves not recorded Child Heartsig G George son of W E &C d Feb 5,1857 ag3-1-11stone GCH * not recorded Child Heartsig CatherineS dau of Louise&Catherine d July11,1876 ag10 mo15 ds* not recorded Child Heartsig Mary E dau of L & A d Mar 14, 1852 ag 1 mo 6ds* 21-24 head stone MOTHER [Wilson] 21-25 Wilson John d May 27, 1867 ag 71* + foot stone FATHER 21-26 Wilson monument tall old worn at far east side of row Wilson John Mar 31, 1796 May 27, 1867* PIONEER FAMILY Wilson Jane Nov 12, 1807 Sep 15, 1887* 21-26 MOTHER [Wilson] 21-27 head stone FATHER [Wilson] plus 2 small markers matching monument 21-28 Lewis Hartsig d 1862 aged 33 not recorded Child 21-29 Heartsig Sara M dau of L & A d Oct 1, 1855 ag 3 mo* unmarked grave
not recorded Child 21-30 Hartsig L A Marin? daughter of Louis & Catherine d 1871 21-31 Big Hartsig monument Hartsig Catherine wife of Louis Dec 6, 1842 Jul 23, 1909* {HartsigCatherine Jul 23 1909 widow 66 7 17 Bright Disease b Germany George Busch b Germany mo Unk} Hartsig Angeline wife of Louis May 10, 1828 Feb 17, 1862 ag 33 broken* Hartsig Louis Dec 13, 1825 Apr 9, 1905* Unknown Soldier in area 21-34 Ebert George Aug 19, 1855 ag 49* Susan Ebert d Mar 13, 1870 ag 71y 10d Erected by her son Jonas. stone SE* Jesus has called Our dear Mother home ,Her flesh lies mouldering in the tomb, God grant her offspring may be blest, and meet her in eternal rest. not recorded Child old stone Ruban d Mar 13 1870 ag 4 cory? 21-37 unreadable child stone 21-37 Son of Charles & Hannah d 1901 ag 29 from record Harrington, Charlesd Nov 30, 1901 ag 29-1-12 son of Chas Harrington, York State & Celestia Robesson,Mi single unmarked grave Celestia Harrington 21-37 Harrington Charley son of Charles and Celestia d Nov 30, 1901 ag 29 224* Case Emanuel 1812 1898 Father* Totals: probable persons based on stones 22; total graves 52; total unmarked graves 30 Row 22 from W. Landmark is Hoxsey low gray stone 2 yards from fence 22-2 Hoxsey Abigal C 1865 1929 low gray stone 22-6 Lionel Cline flat not recorded Child Cline Alice dau of M & E d d Nov 1, 1861 ag 18 mo unmarked grave The Cline parents two unmarked graves not recorded Child 22-19 our baby no name nine unmarked graves 22-27 stone MJM twenty unmarked graves 22-29 head stone unreadable 22-38 head stone GE by big stump 22-40 Reddick Lloyd F Army veteran 1893 1976* M J M 1872 unmarked grave two unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 7; total graves 53; total unmarked graves 46 Row 23 from W. Landmark is Jenny big gray stone 15 yards from fence fourteen unmarked graves 23-13 Jenney Annie L wife of W N May 13, 1865 Oct 15, 1906* 23-15 Jenney monument big gray monument Jenney Almon D Sep 25, 1816 Dec 15, 1910* on Jenny Jenney Zaida N wife of Almon Mar 17, 1823 May 15, 1907* 23-17 head stone FATHER 23-18 head stone MOTHER 23-19 Jenney Leonard D 1861 1885 ag 24y 10m 10d * Our Brother four unmarked graves 23-23 Jenney Horace P 1809 1849* two unmarked graves 23-28 Reddick monument off center of row on west side not recorded Child Reddick Myrtie G Jun 27, 1881 Mar 25, 1885* stones MGR BR MOTHER not recorded Child Reddick baby Nov 30, 1886 Jan 28, 1887* 23-26 Warrenner monument tall gray worn stone Warrenner John Jun 1,1821 Nov 25, 1896* had foot stone FATHER 23-27 Warrenner Sarah Ann wife of John 1824 Oct 2, 1853 ag 26y 10m 20d * tall gray worn 23-28 Warrenner Sharlott W 2nd wife of John 1825 d Apr 8, 1862 ag 33y 1m 8d* unmarked grave 23-30 Warrenner Lydia wife of John 1826 d Feb 22, 1882 ag 56 10 ms* stone LW
not recorded Child Warrenner John G or C son of John and Lydia d Feb 24, 1871 ag 5y* stone Jony 23-33 Reid Neil W Jun 15, 1899 Aug 2, 1918 WWI Soldier killed in France* 23-35 Reid J Melvin Dec 30, 1866 Dec 25, 1931 Lodge markers IOOF and 23-36 Reid Mary V 1868 1956 four unmarked graves 23-42 MOTHER* 23-43 Willis monument big gray monument Willis Catherine d May 24, 1896 ag79* big gray monument Willis Henry Oct 10 1848 Aug 31, 1911* 23-43 east. MOTHER Wills Katherine 1867-1947 23-44 head stone Henry unmarked grave Henry 23-44 east. Willis Michael 1852 1926* Totals: probable persons based on stones 16; total graves 53; total unmarked graves 37 24-1 head stone FATHER 24-2 head stone MOTHER 24-3 Benson monument tall gray stone Benson Orin Jun 17, 1802 Nov 10, 1876* on Benson Monument He walked with God and was not For God took him. Benson Lydia M Sep 23, 1814 Feb 4, 1892* She died as she had lived trusting in God. 24-4 Stones DB, Ira, Mary, MOTHER, FATHER 24- Benson Ira F 1836 1910* 24- Benson Mary E 1843 1904* 24-4 head stone unreadable unmarked grave 24-6 foot stone unreadable two unmarked graves 24-5 Ellen Kidd 1845 1893 Mother MC rec 236 Kidd Sep 30 1893 single 52 Consumption b England par Thomas Hearn of Cady Mi & unknown unmarked grave Mr Kidd Is possible Civil War Veteran twenty unmarked graves not recorded Child 24- Barton C Lucinda dau of R and E A d Oct 5, 1856 ag 1yr 8 m 13 ds* 24-37 Emma L 1861 1947 Rufus H 1852 1924 big red granite low six unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 9; total graves 53; total unmarked graves 44 Lot Row 25 from W. Landmark is Ames FLAT WHITE 25-1 east. Langell small square stone flat not recorded Child 25-1 Ames Willie son of J & L L Ames d Mar 22, 1862 ag 10 days* unmarked graves 25-2 Burke Francis J 1914 1967* 25-4 Burke Myles J Sr 1880 1968* 25-5 Burke Annie M 1881 1974 unmarked grave 25-7 Eugenia Langell nee Horsey 1880 1945 25-8 Frank A Langrill 1873 1916 five unmarked graves Langrill 25-12 Langill corner stone white six unmarked graves 25-14 bench not recorded Child 25-16 Soden Baby stone plus footstone* unmarked grave Soden unmarked grave Soden 25-18 Chipchase George 1840 1909* Chipchase Amelia 1844 1919* unmarked grave
not recorded Child 25-25 Hoard Mary E dau of L & L d Mar 28, 1866 stone on ground ag 16 11ms 28ds* stone MSH not recorded Child Hoard Levi son of Gurdin W d Apr 11, 1856 ag 3yrs 11mo 6 ds stone LH 25-28 Soden Margaret wife of Eugene d Mar 24, 1904 ag 49* IOOF marker 25-30 Our baby white flat foot stone not marked head stone FGB unmarked grave unmarked grave with lodge marker Eugene Soden unmarked grave 25-31 Soden Ellenor wife of Eugene d May 13, 1879 ag 27y 9m 13d stone ES* 25-33 Walker Dawn 1877 19--* 25-34 Walker Ned 1872 1926* 25-35 Stanley Elijah Jan 13, 1832 Oct 19, 1906 ag 73* Stanley Caroline wife of Stanley Sep 1, 1837 Mar 28, 1901* dau of David Rinthes & Lilian Grodel, married markers Mother Husband 25- unreadable not recorded Child Extine Geo D Feb 15, 1867 ag 2* stone GDE seven unmarked graves not recorded Child 25-41 Matthews Esther L 1925 1925* unmarked grave Mr Matthews unmarked grave unknown Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 53; total unmarked graves 33 Row 26 from W. Landmark is McDowall old GRAY 21/2 feet high 8 yards from fence 26-8 McDowall Rev Ebenezer born in Fredericksburg, Canada West Jan 3, 1807 June 19, 1862 died in Warren* seven unmarked graves 26-14 Bartels Christopher d Dec 8, 1887 ag 26y 3m * had cedar hedge 26- foot stone C S two unmarked graves 26-17 Bartels Henry Oct 1, 1849 Mar 21, 1881 Our Brother stone HB* not recorded Child 26-18 Bartels Elle dau of J & H d Aug 11, 1877 ag 17 17 ds* 26-19 top of Bartels monument 26-21 Bartels monument + stone MOTHER Bartels Johannah wife of H d Sep 13, 1886 ag 55 5mos 26- foot stones Mother* CGB, HB not recorded Child 26- Bartels Charles G son of H & J d Oct 12, 1859 ag 1mo* not recorded Child 26- Bartels Harmon son of H & J d Mar 5, 1856 ag 1 mo 6 ds* six unmarked graves Elias Beach d Oct 2, 1854 ag77y 8 m 5 dsflat on ground Hannah wife of Elias Beach d Mar 18, 1862 ag 82 yrs four unmarked graves 26-27 stone unreadable 26- stone unreadable 26- stone unreadable 26-30 McCoy Ellen S wife of John d Apr 1, 1890 ag 85y 6m 5d* 26-31 McCoy John d Apr 10, 1874 ag 71ys 10 m 26d*[md Killed by cars ] 26-33 McCoy Everett W Apr 21, 1834 Aug 16, 1872 Our Brother* five unmarked graves 26-37 Young Ellen E wife of Christopher C d Jun 18 1855 ag 23y 1d * had stone EEY not recorded Child 26-38 Young Charles H son of CC & EE d Jan 23, 1854 ag 2 mo 19d* unmarked grave probably Christopher Young unmarked grave extra lot 26-38 flat stone usinda? d1856 she five unmarked graves 26-41 Norris W Emmit 1855 1928 Father Clarence Walter*Twp record b Clinton Co Mi Mar 6, 1855 d Jan 7, 1928 son of John N & Amanda Emmons, New York NY. Husband of Harriet Halsey. Retired farmer 26-42 Norris Hattie A 1861 1937 Mother*
Norris Harriette A b Dec 1861 d May 29, 1937 aged 75-5-5 dau of John Halsey and Elizabeth Parton of NY. Wife of Walter E Norris res 5521 Garden Ave. Mo of John Norris, Yale Mi. not recorded Child Norris Sidney T ag 5 days* Walter Norris unmarked grave possible unmarked grave of Clarence Walter Norris and spouse unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 19; total graves 54; total unmarked graves 35 Row 27 from W. Landmark is Hartlin low stone flat 20 feet from fence 27-3 unmarked grave outlined in cement 27-4 unmarked grave outlined in cement 27-6 Hartlin low stone 27-6 Hartlin Elisobet frau von John d Jan 18, 1867 ag 54* 27-6 Hartlin Elizabeth 1813-1867 wife of John new stone 27-6 old standing unreadable 27-6 west. foot stone 27-9 Busch monument tall big stone Busch Anna Margaretha Dec 28, 1801 May 26, 1888* Busch John Frederick Nov 26, 1835 Mar 25, 1864* tall monument Busch John George Apr 20, 1805 Nov 30, 1895* CB 27-10 head stone MOTHER 27-11 head stone FATHER not recorded Child 27-14 Pereira Charles son of M J & C May 16, 1866 July 5, 1866* unmarked grave Parents of Charles unmarked grave Parents of Charles 27-15 head stone unreadable unmarked grave 27- head stone unreadable unmarked grave 27-16 head stone unreadable unmarked grave 27- baby augusta or bushe...may not recorded Child 27-18 Pearsall Adelia d May 25, 1876 ag 2y 7m had foot stone AP above stone had round top rectangle chunk out of it 27-21 Elegty wife of Daniel Pearsal d Feb 28, 1860 ag 48 27-22 unreadable 27-23 Daniel Pearsal Dec 16, 1804 Oct 13, 1874 had stone DP twelve unmarked graves 27-27 Wilson Franklin H son of Moses & Anna d Apr 27, 1864 ag 30ys 10 mo 19ds foot stone unmarked 27-28 Wilson Moses b Nov 6, 1803 Landaff, Putnam Co NH, d Feb 22, 1838 Warren Mi* eighteen unmarked graves not recorded Child Green Jennett dau of R & L May 16, 1867 ag 11ms 16ds * 27-42 Rickabus monument Rickabus Sarah H Oct 1, 1824 Oct 21, 1900* Cordy George Jan 6, 1864 Nov 19, 1895 on Rickabus monument* 27- old stone unmarked grave two unmarked graves 27-41 George 27-42 MOTHER Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 54; total unmarked graves 34 Row 28 from W. Landmark is row just east of historical marker and flag pole 28-5 Historic Marker 28-11 Big Rock 28-21 Flag Pole not recorded Child 28-28 Wells Hannah L dau of John and Eliza d Jun 7, 1856 ag 1yr 4m* 28-34 Cement Bench 28-35-40 Butterfly Garden
28-44 Weig Heinrig Aug 11, 1849 Oct 2, 1882* not recorded Child Weig John Friedrich 1879 sep 6, 1895 also small markers Heinrig, John, Father* Ruth, FranzCarstrn no space Feb 20, 1818 Nov 16, 1890* 28-44 east Rath Friedrich Feb 14, 1815 Aug 23, 1878 ag 63yr 6m 9ds* 28-47 Ege Dhihe worn broken unmarked grave 28-49 Keil Katherina Eho Gattin of Ludwig b in Rulisheim Hesson-Darmatadt Aug 21, 1814 Mar 28, 1881 ag 66 3m 17d-- * Ludwig Keil Mar 12, 1820 Apr 24, 1885 28-51 Maerz Heinrich Ph Maers Mar 30 1835 Jan 6, 1892* Maerz Ludwig 1820 1885* not recorded Child Maerz Goorg W Oct 6, 1879 Jun 16, 1883* marker FATHER unmarked grave plain marker 28-54 foot stone 28-55 fence corner Totals: probable persons based on stones 12; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 54 Row 29 from W. Landmark is Panzer red stone 3 feet high 10 feet from fence 29-3 Panzer William F 1888 1938* 29-4 Panzer Charles Nov 11, 1842 Dec 18, 1922* Panzer Susanna Jan 2, 1848 Aug 19, 1903* six unmarked graves 29-8 corner stone strich 29- corner stone 29-9 head stone MOTHER 29-11 Strich Maria Mar 22, 1851 Nov 12, 1902 small marker Mutter* and lot corners Strich 29-13 Warner Ida M Mar 21, 1884 Oct 14, 1923* six unmarked graves 29-21 Muller Christian Dec 23, 1842 Feb 14, 1892* six unmarked graves not recorded Child 29-23 George J Measel son of J & C Measel Jul 1, 1880 Dec 12, 1892 four unmarked graves 29-28 Muller Christiana Aug 12, 1852 Jun 24, 1888 stone Mutter* four unmarked graves 29-31 Pinnow Gottlieb Jul 25, 1813 Aug 16, 1887 stone Vater* 29-32 ten stones piled up foot stones, corner stone, one W P needs careful read 15 unmarked graves 29-35 bench 29-43 foot stone 29-45 Heipel J Jan 20, 1822 Apr 9, 1904* Heipel Mary wife of J Jan 8, 1826 Oct 16, 1920* stone MOTHER not recorded Child Heipel George d Dec 12, 1873 ag 6 yr 11m 11d Willie d Jan 12, 1873 ag 3y 3m 13 d see more Heipel in row 30 29-49 stone needs careful read 29-54 Follhardt Henry d Mar 10, 1879 ag 33y 2m 23d*m tunnel 29-54 foot stone HF Totals: probable persons based on stones 13; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 53 Row 30 from W. Landmark is Miesel 1 ' tall old gray monument 10' from fence 30-3 Miesel Gottfried Dec 28, 1840 1922* 30-4 Miesel Godfried 1849 needs careful read tall gray Miesel Margerethe L May 13, 1850 Nov 7, 1899* not recorded Child Miesel Maggie E Jul 9, 1884 Oct 11, 1891 + small marker Mother Maggie* 30-5 head stone unreadable 30-6 head stone unreadable 30-9 Ernst (Schmidt) * 30-10 Wilhelmine (Schmidt)*
30-11 Schmidt BIG GRAY MONUMENT Ernst Jan 31 1849 Jan 14, 1912* Wilhelmine Mar 28 1858 Sep 4, 1919* Baier Emma Sep 16, 1890 Mar 26, 1915 on Schmidt monument* 30-12 Emma five unmarked graves recorded Child 30-16 Pennow Walter M 1924 1928 beloved son* but Twp record states b Nov 11, 1924 d Oct 12,1923 son of Wm Pennoe & Lizzie Barg of Warren recorded Child 30-17 Pennow Betty Jean 1926 1933 beloved daughter * township record bAug 9, 1926 d Feb 2, 1933 dau of Wm Pennow of Warren & Lizzie Barg of Macomb County. 30-18 Pennow Lizzie 1900 2001 * Pennow William 1895 1977 * six unmarked graves 30-22 Marsall Ben J 1869 1940* 30-24 underground 30-28 head stone FATHER 30-29 head stone MOTHER eight unmarked graves 30-30 Dill John Sep 4, 1819 Dec 28`, 1902 Dill Johanna Seine frau Oct 12, 1823 Jan 11, 1908 * tall monument 30- Mutter 30- Vater 30- Elizabeta seven unmarked graves 30-35 Langermann Frederick 1845 1902* 30-36 head stone FATHER Langermann 30-37 Langermann Dorothy L 1844 1903 * big monument Langermann Fred 1883 1932* 30-39 head stone MOTHER 30-40 Hilliard Ida Jun 18, 1880 on Langermann lot * four unmarked graves 30-43 smit Emma children of Jacob & Mary 1860 1956* Heipel Edward children of Jacob & Mary 1865 1941* big tree branch watch your head I didn't ouch! crash! 30-44 Siegle J F Jun 25, 1825 Feb 26, 1907* Siegle Christina wife of J F May 28, 1824 Jun 2, 1899* 30-45 head stone unreadable 30-48 unreadable four unmarked graves 30-48 corner stones 30-50 base 30-50 west. FATHER 30-51 Qualmann Johann May 11, 1848 Apr 16, 1923* tall monument not recorded Child Qualmann Auguste A K Jun 12, 1876 Jul 27, 1876 27d* 30-52 base not recorded Child 30-53 Qualmann Heinrich J C Feb 2, 1880 May 18, 1890 * foot stone HJHQ Qualman Henry1890 May 18 ag 11y b MI John/Sophie Diphtheria Macomb County Record 249 Qualmann Sophia May 19, 1846 Feb 5, 1902 * {QualmannSophia Feb 5 1902 marr 55 8 11 diabedies b Germany Henry Fosel Margaret Gano Germany} 30-54 corner stones 30-52 head stone MOTHER 30-58 broken stone unreadable unmarked grave may be Fasel were inside qualman enclosure Fasel Joachim H H Feb 21, 1818 Sep 13, 1882* foot stone MOTHER Faser Joachim J H Jun 16, 1848 Feb 28, 1884* foot stone FATHER Fasel Catharina M Mar 8, 1800 Apr 27, 1880 & 14 was written above the 1800* making it 1814 unmarked grave spouse of Fasel 30-59 Schmidt Theodore 1838 1922 * big monument by fence
Schmidt Sophia 1838 1919 * Totals: probable persons based on stones 31; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 35 Row 31 Landmark is Warren Union Cemetery Sign on fence or Schiebel 31-3 Schiebel Joseph 23 1850 1952* low red stone8 high almost 2 yards from fence 31-4 Schiebel Sophia 1853 1934 * 31-5 head stone unreadable 31-6 Schiebel tall old monument not recorded Child Schiebel Wilhelmina on Adam stone Dec 23, 1885 Jun 1, 1886* not recorded Child Schiebel Adam Aug 8, 1883 Nov 8, 1892* foot stone Adam 3 unmarked graves 31-9 head stone Wilemina 31-10 head stone Veilchen 31-11 head stone Mutter 31-13 head stone Vater 31-14 Zoellner Carl Jun 28, 1830 Mar 30, 1911* big monument Zoellner Caroline Mar 8, 1842 Apr 12, 1921 * Zoellner Carl F Dec 19, 1865 Dec 24, 1927 * 31-15 head stone Carl (Zoellner Carl F)* fifteen unmarked graves 31-26 Schneider Elizabeth 1862 1919* Schneider George Sr Dec 15, 1833 Nov 28, 1910* Schneider Martha seine Gattin geboren Koch May 20, 1838 Apr 10, 1911* 31-28 Vater 31-29 Mutter 31-31 Elizabeth eighteen unmarked graves 31-43 Rose Mary M 1874 1901 * 31-43 Rose John 11-25 or bible verse? eighteen unmarked graves 31-32 Jacob big big monument Jacob Charles Sr Oct 21, 1841 Dec 19, 1909* big monument Jacob Anna on Charles stone Jun 19, 1850 Oct 18, 1919 * 31- unreadable 31- unreadable 31-54 several corner stones with J not recorded Child 31-57 Hartlein Maria Apr 10, 1871 Oct 5, 1874 stone MH not recorded Child 31-59 east. Busch Rosa Lena Aug 30, 1862 Aug 12, 1875 * 31-60 located by North fence stone RLB 31-58 west. Eckstein F Jul 3, 1810 Nov 12, 1890 * Eckstein Mary wife of F Oct 1, 1817 Apr 28, 1894 * 31-59 head stone unreadable could be MOTHER 31-60 head stone unreadable could be FATHER Totals: probable persons based on stones 22; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 44 Row 32 from W. Landmark is Kusch tall gray monument old worn 6 yards from fence six unmarked graves not recorded Child 32-6 Kusch Johann Karl Jan 11, 1885 Jul 6, 1886* 5mo 32-8 big tree 32-11 Behrns Henry F Dec 23, 1849 Jul 28, 1930 * Behrns Bertha wife of Henry Nov 12, 1860 Aug 30, 1901* 32-13 head stone MOTHER 32-14 head stone FATHER 32-15 DeGrandchamp Emma B 1885 1957* 32-16 Sampson Agnes B 1881 1963 *
32-18 Behrns Joachim Jun 11, 1808 Apr 2, 1888* 32Behrns Sophia geb Engel Jan 2, 1820 Apr 1, 1891* 32-18 head stone FATHER 32-18 head stone MOTHER 32-19 head stone unreadable 32-20 head stone unreadable 32-29 Karn Peter 1855 1897* {KarnPeterJan 10 1898 ag42 5m marr Consumption b Germany farmer Peter/Mary Apple Macomb County rec 183} Karn Katherine 1857 1951* 32-24 Emig Louise H 1894 1969* missing in whgs book Emig Alvin L 1887 1973* 32-26 Armour Marie A 1882 1980* six unmarked graves 32-32 Thompson Helen nee sinn 1897 1942* four unmarked graves not recorded Child 32-35 Stiens Luis son of Otto & Julia Jan 14, 1899 Aug 24, 1900* not recorded Child 32-36 Stiens Frederick son of O R & J Jan 25, 1898 July 28, 1898* not recorded Child 32-36 son of Julia baby 32-37 Stiens Julia 1874 1935 * 32-39 Stiens Otto R 1870 1942* Stiens Willhelmine geb Schwanbeck Nov 25, 1825 Aug 20, 1886* ten unmarked graves 32-49 Kulp Amelia 1885 1965* 32-51 Rose William A 1887 1919* 32-51 west head stone FATHER (Jacob) 31-43 Rose Mary C 1856 1930* BIG DARK RED stone 31-43 Rose John* this is in row 31 but likely related bible verse? 32-52 west head stone MOTHER (Jacob) 32-52 Rose Mary C 1856 1930* 32-53 Rose William C 1843 1930* unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 25; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 41 Row 33 from W. Landmark is Grimms flat stone next to tall monument 33-2 Grimms Louisa 1858 1907 33-3 Grimms Frederick E Apr 19, 1856 Jul 6, 1926 Masonic Emblem* low stone 33-4 Grimms tall old monument Grimms Louisa on Frederick stone Dec 31, 1853 Aug 4, 1907* Grimms Frederick E 1856 1926 Masonic emblem not recorded Child 33-5 Baby Grimes Anna Grimms Oct 6,1881 Apr 29, 1893* lamb [11] not recorded Child 33-7 Grimms Johannes Feb 13, 1887 Apr 22, 1893*lamb [6ys] 33-10 Crimes Edward W Sep 16, 1890 Jan 25, 1919 Died in Service Am Legion Masonic emblem* + corner stones Grimes 33-13 Grimms Henry Aug 19, 1880 May 3, 1943 * 33-14 Grimms Mary Feb 27, 1874 Nov 13, 1955* 33-18 Steins monument 33-19 head stone 33-20 stone unreadable 33-23 Beier Elmer Jun 4, 1901 Jan 21, 194 Beier Minnie Apr 20, 1863 Jan 6,1922 * 33-25 Mini low stone 5* 33-25 Beier Fred Nov 27, 1859 Nov 29, 1944* 33-27 Beier TALL OLD MONUMENT not recorded Child Beier Walter son von F & M 26 Nov, 1893 Jan 17, 1895*
Beier Ida Apr 26, 1828 Feb 14, 1907* Beier August K Feb 25, 1826 Apr 25, 1893 * Beier Wilhelmina Apr 20, 1863 Jan 6, 1922* 33-28 FATHER 33-30 MOTHER 33-31 Walter might be Boening sixteen unmarked graves 33-43 Boening Edward A 1877 1961* 33-44 head stone unreadable 33-45 west. Boening Mother 1852 1937* 33-45 east. Boening monument tall 33-46 Boening Father 1848 1920* 33-47 foot stone unreadable 33-47 Boening Wilhelm 1888 1918* Father 33-48 Boening monument Big Gray monument not recorded Child 33-49 east. Boening Julius 1882 1883* not recorded Child 33-49 west. Boening Albert 1879 1879* not recorded Child 33-25 Boening Walter Sep 20, 1902 Sep 30, 1906* Boening G E Jun 6, 1821 Apr 28, 1901* stone FATHER NEEDS MARKERs Boening Ernestine W geb Klatte on G E stone Jul 22, 1824 Sep 23, 1886* stone MOTHER 33-50 Lorenz Elizabeth Dec 17, 1823 Feb 3, 1884* not recorded Child Hertlein Marie 1871 1874* twelve unmarked graves Lot Row 34 from W. Landmark is Berz LOW DARK GRAY FLAT STONE 3' from fence 34-1 Berz Ada P J 1873 1967 * 34-3 head stone FATHER 34-4 east. Berz George P 1845 1931 * Berz Mary J 1852 1923* 34-5 MOTHER west. not recorded Child 34-6 Berz Otto son of G P & M 1878 May 17, 1881 ag 2 5m 13ds* not recorded Child Berz Emma May 1, 1884 Jun 5, 1892 on Otto stone * four unmarked graves 34-11 head stone unreadable 34-12 Berz old tall monument gray FATHER Berz George B Oct 16, 1811 Mar 16, 1893 * MOTHER Berz Elizabeth M Oct 16, 1811 Jan 22, 1904 Mother* not recorded Child 34-Berz Emma E 1884 1892* not recorded Child 34- Berz Otto E 1878 1881 * 34-14 head stone unreadable 34-15 Schuster Eliza 1842 May 6, 1885 Mother* 34-16 Schuster Edward 1837 1923 Father K P lodge marker* 34-17 Schuster Eliza wife of E 1842 May 6, 1885 Mother ag 43 * tall 34-18 Schuster Frank J 1874 1942 34-22 Strich George 1828 1888* 34-23 Steirs Mary 1853 1895 * 34-24 Strich Sophia 1827 1905* 34-25 Strich big gray marker 34-28 Oswald Amanda Keller 1894 1952 She lived but for others* 34-29 Noyes Dora Keller 1889 1944 * 34-30 Keller Anna frau von O Keller P Farror May 4, 1860 Feb 1, 1897* Keller Otto Pfarror Jan 23, 1858 Jun 14, 1938 * 34-30 east. head stone MOTHER recorded 1902 Child 34-31 Keller Arnold Oct 12, 1900 May 10, 1902* 34-31 Arnold
34-32 Vater 34-33 stone unreadable also had 3 markers Arnold, MOTHER, FATHER 34-37 Busch Louis E 1869 1948* BIG RED monument Busch Caroline wife of Louis E 1872 1904 * had stone MOTHER Busch Amelia wife of Louis E 1875 1917* Louis E 1869 1948 also B corner markers 34-35 Caroline 34-36 Amella 34-38 Louis eleven unmarked graves child 34-49 west. Our Baby born and died Aug BABY three unmarked graves 34-51east. Otto Hanekow Sep 14, 1897 Aug 13, 1920 34-52 west. Hanekow Minnie 1866 1936 34-53 east Hanekow Wilmelm H E Jul 4, 1836 May 31, 1903 Old tall Hanekow Wilmelmine C Aug 22, 1838 Feb 28, 1907 not recorded Child Hanekow Otto our baby b & d Aug 4, 1924 34-54 west. Hanekow William 1865 1934 unmarked grave Totals: probable persons based on stones 32; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 34 Row 35 from W. Landmark is Lee Berz flat stone dark gray West of gate 35-3 Berz, Lee E 1898 1969 * 35-7 Big tree stump head stone unreadable 35-6 MOTHER 35-9 head stone FATHER five unmarked graves 35-10 Meirow stone tall worn 1867-1926 wife 1844-1888 Meirow L Jun 17, 1837 Jun 4, 1920 under spirea bush* Meirow Sophia wife of L Mar 4, 1844 Jan 30, 1888* 35-11 Meirow Mary dau 1868 1924* 35-12 Meirow Herman W 1883 1966* 35-15 head stone unreadable 35-16 head stone unreadable 35-17 Gladey 1833 needs careful read tall worn monument Gladey 1833 Gladey T C Jan 8, 1836 Dec 29, 1914* Gladey Maggie der Frau Apr 30, 1835 Dec 17, 1901* Gladey Retta Schr_ber Jun 8, 1797 Jan 13, 1893* five unmarked graves 35-22 Mother Dorothea Wieg 1849 1929* 35-24 Husband Theodore 1875 1948 * [Wieg] 35-25 Wieg big marker BIG GRAY no names eight unmarked graves 35-32 Zorn Whelmine 1871 1961 William 1871 1954 35-32 Zorn red tribute marker ree unmarked graves 35-35 Bower Emma wife of M J Nov 25, 1868 May 26, 1896 * 35-36 Bower Michael J 1862 1935 * 35-37 Bower Katherine E wife of M J b Dec 2, 1868 d Jan 5, 1944 tall red stone Bower Emma 1868 1896* 35-39 Bower Katherine 1868 low red marker 35-40 Bower Jean Ellen 1934 1955 * low marker 35-43 Scheer William Apr 1, 1848 Sep 2, 1883 also small stone William* Scheen William J Nov 30, 1814 Dec 29, 1893* stone FATHER Scheer Chatherine b Jun 24, 1820 * stone MOTHER
35-45 head stone unreadable 35-46 head stone unreadable 35-47 head stone unreadable 35-51 Dehn Friedrich J Sep 24, 1824 Jun 11, 1885* tall stone Lange Friedricke Dehn geb Lange Apr 7, 1833 Mar 1, 1895 * 35- head stone unreadable 35-52 Albert Hacker Jan 30, 1876 Jun 20, 1952 35-53 George Hacker Mar 1, 1899 Jul 4, 1947 three unmarked graves 35-57 mother Marie Schuer 1889-1929 35-58 Wiss? Schuer worn unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 32; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 34 Row 36 from W. Landmark is Right Middle Drive Lee Berz to left, Big Berz monument to left, water meter in drive Row 37 from W. Landmark is Baitinger FLAT STONE DARK GRAY to North East of gate 37-1 head stone M.A. 37-4 Baitinger Frieda J Oct 3, 1895 Mar 16, 1946* not recorded Child 37-6 Baitinger our baby Dianne Gillis Sept 24, 1939 Sep 25, 1939* 37-7 Baitinger Gottlieb E Sep 22, 1895 Sep 9, 1930* Baitinger Mein Liber GHatto Unsor Guter Vater* four unmarked graves 37-11 Eckstein Lambert L Sep 17, 1842 Mar 25, 1926* gray old tall stone Eckstein Augusta L wife of Lambert L d Nov 12, 1890 ag 45yrs 37-12 head stone FATHER 37-14 head stone MOTHER 37-15 head stone FATHER 37-16 head stone MOTHER 37-18 west. big big Eckstein monument 37-18 east. Cook John N Aug 14, 1823 Aug 20, 1892 ag 69 6 ds Cook Margaretha Apr 15, 1834 Jun 8, 1901* Cook Henry W Jun 28, 1857 Jun 29, 1893 ag 36 1 d* four unmarked graves 37-22 head stone FATHER 37-23 head stone MOTHER 37-25 big Busch monument gray John Busch 1845 1912* Busch Elizabeth 1850 1923* 37-26 Busch Caroline 1871 1945 eight unmarked graves 37-31 Miller Wilhelm F Dec 2, 1815 Mar 6, 1906* BIG GRAY monument Miller Maria C Dec 22, 1818 Mar 17, 1906* 37-32 Masch Louise Mar 12, 1865 Oct 17, 1903 * five unmarked graves seven unmarked graves 37-43 head stone Karl Lorenz Grossvater* 37-44 head stone Frederick Lorenz 37-43 Lorenz Ernest Jun 27 1832 Mar 22, 1912* BIG GRAY stone {LorenzErnest Sr Mar 22 1912 widower 79 3 25 Heart problem } Lorenz Hanna on Ernst stone Mar 22, 1844 Apr 11, 1911* BIG GRAY stone Lorenz Friedrich bruder small marker* 37-46 MUTTER 37-47 umarked grave old stone unreadable Hecker? Darling infant? small marker* 37-23 head stone unreadable
37-51 Frederick Hecker old TALL dark gray MOSS COVERED monument Hecker Friedrich Apr 2, 1844 Dec 19, 1892* Bower Mary Apr 4, 1819 Mar 2, 1890 on Hecker plot* 37-52 head stone unreadable 37-53 head stone FATHER 37-54 head stone MOTHER 37- Zaldert Hacker 1876 1952 37- head stone unreadable 37- head stone FATHER 37-56 37-56 37-57 west. Eberhart Liene frau von Jacob nebst Kind Apr 15, 1863 Jun 10, 1881* Eberhart 1854-1884 37-57 west. Ide Bermon 37-57 Hacker Dorothea Frau von Georg Hacker May 14, 1812 Feb 26, 1881* 37-57 head stone FATHER not recorded Child 37-39 Barg Idi Hermini Jul 14, 1884 Oct 7, 1884 tochter von Carl & Sophia* 37-58 Barg Joe Sep 19, 1875 Jul 2, 1896 * TALL RED monument Barg Sophia Aug 22, 1845 Dec 20, 1900* Barg Chas Mar 3, 1845 Mar 7, 1928* 37-59 unreadable six unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 33; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 27 Row 38 from W. Landmark is Stimm small gray stone 38-2 Stimm Gottlieb Mar 27 1814 sep 27, 1894* 38-3 head stone needs careful read umarked grave spouse of Gottlieb Stimm 38-4 Schild Wilhelimine Sep 18, 1846 Aug 27, 1919* TALL old Schild Karl Dec 16, 1836 Jul 5, 1908* 38-5 head stone needs careful read were stones MOTHER, FATHER four unmarked graves 38-9 Vogt Charles 1877 1945 38-10 Vogt Mathilde Thlie 1884 1959* 38-11 Vogt Charles 1830 1889* Vogt Catherine on Charles stone 1841 1912* two unmarked graves 38-14 head stone FATHER five unmarked graves 38-18 Licht John 1812 1903* 38-19 Licht Friedericke 1815 1887* Schurer Wm Oct 23, 1839 Jan 23, 1898* 38-23 Schuer BIG gray monument Schurer Marie mother 1849 1929* Schuer senie Frau Friederike geb Lucht Jun 5, 1850 Apr 2, 1919* Schuer Fridrich Sep 27, 1835 Nov 16, 1900 Schuer Friederike 1850 1919 Schurer Dorathe Hanna Oct 18, 1799 zu Woosmer Mecklenburg Schwerin Jul 22, 1893* 38-25 Schurer Rika* 38-26 Schurer Friedrich* 38-27 head stone MOTHER 38-29 Russ tall worn monument Russ Joachim H Oct 11, 1821 Jul 22, 1898* Mecklenburg Schwerin Russ Lotta L apr 25, 1818 Nov 6, 1906* 38-28 head stone needs careful read had stone JHR 38-30 head stone unreadable
stone Mutter six unmarked graves 38-35 Kutchey Minnie 1876 1905 erected by her son Paul* 38-35 east. Schunieng Anna Sofie Ellise Mecklenburg 1832 Dec 21, 1891*flat not recorded Child 38-36 east. Maas Ida F dau of Maas baby Sep 11, 1874 ag 1yr 3mo*flat Maas Henry J 1872 1929* Father Maas Joseph R Sep 2, 1906 Mar 27, 1905 38-36 unmarked grave broken stone fragments was first listed in row 40 in 1939 38-37 Kauffmann Charles 1837 1940* 38-38 Kauffmann Emma 1872 1946* 38-39 Kauffmann Daniel 1899 1977* 38-39 Kauffmann Edith 1905 1972* four unmarked graves 38-43 1929-1916 worn needs study 38-46 FATHER 38-47 Wade monument tall worn difficult to read had four names on it Wade Wilhelmine Apr 27, 1844 Nov 29, 1916* stone mid row to East not recorded Child Wade Hermann Dec 3, 1880 Aug 7, 1881* needs careful read Wade Karl Sep 24, 1845 Feb 7, 1894 not recorded Child Wade Ernest Sep 25, 1875 Dec 11, 1893 38-47 stone unreadable had markers Ernst, and FATHER fourteen unmarked graves not recorded Child Beier or Wade Herman Nov 15, 1880 Aug 15 1881 not recorded Child Beier Allmiene Mar 11, 1886 Mar 15, 1895 38-53 Finerock William I 1880 1960* Finerock Mae I 1887 1962* 38- unreadable SAD] not recorded Child Pinnow Caroline Tochter von Wilhelm & Hanna Oct 4, 1882 Sep 26, 1885* [3 not recorded Child 38-56 Pinnow Sophia Tochter von Wilhelm & Hanna Oct 18, 1880 Oct 11, 1885*[5] 38-57 William Pennow needs careful read Hannah Pennow needs careful read 38-58 Gabuene Pinnow needs careful read Totals: probable persons based on stones 39; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 27 Row 39 from W. Landmark is Remms tall gray old about 4 yards from fence unmarked graves 39-4 east. Kulp Charles W 1890 1946* red flat stone to East 39-4 Remus Wilhelm C F Apr 8, 1824 Apr 11, 1896 ag 72 tall gray old* Remus Fridericke S M b Jul 15, 1828* seven unmarked graves 39-19 several corner markers three unmarked graves 39-12 Ackermann Wilhelm May 29, 1834 May 29, 1889* Ackermann Matilda geb Steffens Jun 6, 1843 Aug 20, 1889* 39-13 W A ten unmarked graves 39-15 several more corner markers eight unmarked graves 39- head stone unreadable 39- Stephens Ernst is buried here no marker unmarked grave* 39-25 head stone unreadable probably Hildebrand 39-26 Hildebrand P G Mar 12, 1818 Sep 1, 1889* gray medium height Hildebrand Ellenora on P G stone Apr 28, 1824 Aug 1, 1902*
39-29 Bull Christian 1852 1930* 39-30 Bull Christine 1853 1928* 39-31 Bull monument big tall gray monument 39-33 Bull Ludwig 1888* Bull George 1889* 39-35 head stone needs careful read 39-36 Krieger Gustie Aug 15, 1833 Jan 10, 1873* four unmarked graves 39-40 Kreger big gray monument five unmarked graves 39-45 Porath William Dec 6, 1821 Aug 16, 1906* big red Porath Henrietta Feb 26, 1828 Aug 31, 1909* big big red 39-47 Panzer Ernestine frau v Carl Nov 14, 1854 Nov 20, 1879* not recorded Child Panzer Emma E tochter von Carl* Ernestine Sep 5, 1879 Sep 23, 1879* 39-48 needs careful read worn 39-49 Martz Henry Philip Sep 20, 1874 Feb 5, 1909 ag 34* 39-50 Bertha Barg 1880-1922 six unmarked graves 39-56 Perry Helen A 1902* no year Perry Doyle 1899 1962* five unmarked graves 39-57 MOTHER 39-58 Brinkert TALL RED MONUMENT NEAR NORTH END. Brinkert Margaret May 24, 1838 Jan 5, 1919* Brinkert Friedrich May 7, 1838 Jun 12, 1897* not recorded Child Brinker Carl Fred Nov 25, 1870 Apr 16, 1887* 39-60 head stone unreadable 39-61 worn white stone by fence needs careful read moss covered 1875 1898? 39-66 fence be careful not to fall in holes! Animal dens. Totals: probable persons based on stones 26; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 40 Row 40 from W. Landmark is Alexander LOW RED about two years from fence 40-2 Alexander Levi 1919 1944* 40-3 Alexander Ferdinand? 1897 1971* 40-4 Alexander Virginia 1912 1971* 40-5 Alexander Hugh E USArmy Apr 20, 1923 Nov 16, 1977* four unmarked graves 40-9 several corner markers three unmarked graves 40-12 Mitchell Frederica or Frederick 1862 1941* 40-13 Mitchell Robert 1875 1915* Mitchell Robert B d Oct 31, 1875 ag 40yr 10 m 14 d Mitchell Charles stone FATHER not recorded Child Mitchel Louie Aug 6, 1885 May 20, 1886* Mitchell Karl Aug 7, 1857 Oct 3, 1892 Getz Barbara Apr 20 1877 ag 75 yrs 4 mo 16ds* 40-15 Getz monument tall old needs careful read Getz Karl Aug 7, 1857 Oct 3, 1892* 40-16 head stone Charley could be child 40-17 stone Robert 40-18 Getz needs careful read tall Getz George B June 14, 1866 Dec 28, 1911* old tall Getz Joseph Sep 7, 1831*
Getz Mary wife of Joseph Apr 29, 1826 Apr 23, 1900* 40-20 Getz George Jun 14, 1866 Dec 28, 1911 40-20 corner stones 40-23 Worn stone needs careful read 40-24 Gillett Emma E on Bittner lot 1863 1950* 40-26 Bittner Carl 1829 1901 40-27 Bittner Caroline 1832 1893 40-28 Bittner tall monument Bittner Charles Oct 29, 1829 Feb 21, 1901* had odd Fellows marker Bittner Caroline on Charles stone Jul 29, 1832 Dec 19, 1893* 40-29 Eckstein Clara Sep 30, 1875 Feb 15, 1926* 40-30 Eckstein Lloyd Oct 30, 1900 Mar 15, 1926 * 40-31 Eckstein William Dec 18, 1866 Nov 11, 1926* 40-33 Mielke Mary May 23, 1875 May 1,1944 red stone ten unmarked graves 40-43 Wolgast Rose 1888 1976* 40-44 Wolgast Max 1885 1935* 40-45 head stone unreadable 40-46 Beyer Wilhelm on Dora stone Feb 19, 1824 Dec 6, 1899* tall old Beyer Maria Dora geb Lahz Sep 8, 1830 Feb 22, 1913* Beyer? Edward 1893* Beyer Clara 1893* Wade Wilhelm Jul 4, 1869 Oct 28 1897* 40-47 head stone unreadable 40-48 Borg? Wilhelm 1869 1897* 40-49 Malkmas John Feb 10, 1826 Jul 24, 1895* 40-51 Agustus Gesch old worn needs careful read 40-52 Malkmas Wm 1878 1955* 40-53 Malkmas Conrad 1838 1879* Malkmas Margaret 1842 1920* Malkmas John C Jul 6 1873 Apr 21, 1917 eight unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 38; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 28 Row 41 from W. Landmark is Zorn big big gray two unmarked graves 41-3 Zorn Herman 1875 1912* 41-4 Zorn monument big big gray 41-5 Zorn Christian 1849 1922* 41-7 Zorn Sophia 1849 1941* three unmarked graves 41-9 Hartlein George L 1841 1913* 41-11 Hartlein Fredericka 1837 1919* 41-12 Hartlein big big monument gray eight unmarked graves 41-19 Pennow Emma 1892 1976* 41-19 head stone unreadable 41-20 Pennow Frederich 1887 1969* 41-21 underground stone 41-23 Kreger Sarah Jun 18, 1870 Apr 11, 1923* 41-24 Kreger William Sep 4, 1867 Feb 2, 1924 not recorded Child 41-25 Mable dau of Wm & S Kreger Nov 25, 1895 Jun 27, 1897* four unmarked graves
41-28 Kreger monument big gray two unmarked graves 41-29 head stone unreadable 41-30 flat needs careful read21-18- 28 yrs 41-31 Hartsig Rosa A Feb 23, 1872 Apr 16, 1895 ag 23 SAD {Hartsig Roseapr 14 1895 mar 23 consumption Charles Steffens Fraser MI rec 243} fifteen unmarked graves not recorded Child 41-43 Rudolff Twin brothers Child eight unmarked graves 41-49 August Gesch 1876-1909 Gesch August BIL of Makmas Dec 23, 1863 Jan 31, 1909 41-51 Mary Gesch 1869-1953 41-52 Allen W Gesch 1898-1965 41-55 Joan B or John G Jul 8 1873 Apr 21 1917 needs careful read eight unmarked graves 41-63 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 46 Row 42 from W. Landmark is Bower BIG RED unmarked grave 42-3 Bower Lambert 1872 1944* flat 5' from fence 42-4 Bower Leonard 1858 1920* four unmarked graves 42-5 Bower BIG RED monument TILTING Bauer Phillip Jul 22, 1822 Apr 17, 1899 on Katherine stone* Bauer Katherine Jan 7, 1832 Aug 5, 1917* 42-6 head stone MOTHER Bower 42-7 head stone FATHER 42-10 head stone unreadable 42-12 head stone unreadable Kolster 42-12 Kolster big monument Koester Johann Apr 27, 1823 Feb 13, 1907* Koester Sophia on Johann stone Mar 2, 1821 May 30, 1908* not recorded Child Westphal Fredrich on Koester lot May 24, 1898 Sep 15, 1900* 6 unmarked grav 42-15 head stone unreadable 42-17 head stone Boldt 42-18 Boldt Friedrich 1823 tall gray monument Boldt Friedrich Feb 8, 1823 Jul 10, 1896* tall Boldt Dorothea on Friedrich stone May 3, 1823 May 14, 1905* 42-18 head stone unreadable two unmarked graves 42-20 Barg Henry 1869 1929* corner stones B four unmarked graves 42-24 head stone unreadable Ploeger 42-26 Ploeger monument big tall red Ploeger C F Aug 18 1843* Ploeger Mary wife of C F Mar 16 1841* Skinner Louisa on Ploeger stone Oct 3, 1869 May 29, 1898 42-27 Louisa Ploeger 42-29 unmarked grave can see outline of two graves 42-30 unmarked grave seven unmarked graves 42-36 Rose Johann Karl Feb 14, 1806 Oct 2, 1893 ag 87y 7m 18d* Macomb County Record Carl old age 87-7-9d farm work single b Germany 42-37 head stone unreadable 42-39 head stone unreadable not recorded Child 42-40 Werth Wilhelmina C M Mar 17, 1876 Dec 12, 1881* Werth E*
not recorded Child 42-41 Werth Anna K J Jan 4, 1874 Dec 11, 1881* Small marker Heir rucht Unser Vater* two unmarked graves 42-43 Beyer Herman 1866 1922* 42-44 Beyer Amelia 1867 1943* 42-47 Wolgast Augusta W 1919 1944 sixteen unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 21; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 45 Row 43 Landmark is Rickabush low gray to west of East drive 1 ' tall 3' from fence 43-2 Rickabush Mary 1875 1939* township record b Detroit Nov 11,1875 d 5 31,1939 ag 63-6-20 dau of Frank Sebert & ? of ? Wife of Louis Rickabush. Res 7thst, West side. 43-4 Rickabush Lewis 1869 1952* 43-5 Rickabush Alger 1915 1963* five unmarked graves 43-10 Wolgast Frank 43-11 Wholgast monument big Wolgast Frank their son Jan 24, 1883 Sep 1, 1903* Wolgast John Apr 24, 1844 Dec 22, 1918* Wolgast Sophia Feb 21, 1851 Jul 8, 1936* 43-13 head stone MOTHER Wholgast 43-14 head stone FATHER Wholgast 43-17 Hartlein Charles J 1905 1972* Hartlein Lillian C 1908 1998* 43-18 Busch John F 1903 1975* 43-20 Busch Edward 1873 1938* Busch Lillie on Edward stone 1876 1947* 43-22 Bohringer Charlotte Oct 9, 1935 Dec 6, 1988 * Bohringer Robert Jr Sep 3, 1934 Jun 5, 1989* Bohringer Chas John Aug 28, 1969* four unmarked graves 43-27 Busch Elmer E 1898 1978* Busch Alma E 1900 1986* Busch Mary 1867 1941* Busch Edward 1866 1943* six unmarked graves 43-33 Well and water pipe 43-35 Sieck Edward Jan 16, 1866 Jun 18, 1943* 43-36 Sieck Mary Dec 15, 1867 Dec 4, 1941* 43-38 Sieck monument big gray 43-40 Awey Carl F Jan 10, 1825 Sep 24 1903* four unmarked graves 43-45 Thimian Edward W died in service 1892 1918 43-46 Thimian Anna 1871 1925 * 43- Thimian Joseph J 1841 1917* stone gone 43- Thimian Freda S 1838 1910* stone gone 43-48 flat stone unreadable unmarked graves 43-54 Oehmke Fritz Aug 27, 1872 Nov 17, 1914 given by sister Lena ten unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 27; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 39 45-9 Ortman Johann Jul 9, 1888 Oct 30, 1907* 45-10 head stone unreadable 45-11 head stone MOTHER 45-12 head stone FATHER 45-14 Ortman Carl Nov 10, 1841 Sep 30, 1909* tall dark gray stone Ortman Louise Aug 4, 1843 Sep 11, 1931 Louisa* 45-15 Boening Carl 1857 1922* red low stone
45-16 Boening Wilhelm 1828 1924* flat stone 45-17 Boening Monument big red 45-18 Boening Anna 1869 1951* 45-19 Boening Wilhelmina 1834 1906* not recorded Child 45-20 Boening Grace A 1905 1906* two unmarked graves 45-22 head stone MOTHER 45-23 head stone FATHER 45-25 Measel John C on Caroline stone 1848 1935* Measel Caroline nee Kaiser 1856 1918* not recorded Child Measel George J son von J & C 1880 1892* or on foot stone 45-26 Gallmeister Ethel 1906 1981* Gallmeister Otto 1903 1975* 45-29 Dill Carolina 1860 1930* 45-30 Dill Frederich 1850 1940* 45-31 F Dill monument 2 feet tall gray 45-32 Dill John 1857 1951* 45-33 Dill frau John 1888 1910* 45- Dill Martha wife of John 1888 1910* unmarked graves 45-35 square stone Preisel not recorded Child 45-36 Preisel Cora P 1891 1903* 45-37 Preisel John 1847 1920* 45-38 Preisel Hannah 1858 1933* 45-39 Hartsig Julia E 1887 1929 * 45-40 Preisel Viola C 1898 1938* three unmarked graves 45-43 Mehnert Gustav 1846 1908* 45-44 Mehnert Caroline 1848 1935* township record b Germany Nov 10, 1848 d Oct 21, 1935 wife of Gustive Mehnert. Dau of Louis Zeibg & ? of Germany. Unmarked grave 45-46 Fred Mehnert 1879-1951 six unmarked graves 45-51 Qualmann Carl H Apr 27, 1845 May 5, 1914 OLD TALL GRAY Qualmann Auguste W b Jan 25, 1851 unmarked grave not recorded Child 45-54 Qualmann Carl J Feb 20, 1878 Jul 19, 1878 has lamb* 45-55 part of head stone needs careful read 45- marker not visible any longer 45-55 square marker Qualman six unmarked graves 45- not visible King Fred 1879 1951* 45-59 King Fred E 1904 1954* 45-62 fence Totals: probable persons based on stones 30; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 36 six unmarked graves not recorded Child 46-7 Momrow Raymond E Apr 17, 1926 Aug 12, 1927* nine unmarked graves 46-15 head stone unreadable 46-16 head stone unreadable 46-17 Schuer monument big Schuer Louise Oct 6, 1830 Mar 12, 1914* Schuer Joachim Mar 10, 1834 Dec 24, 1911* four unmarked graves 46-22 Bower Ida Mar 12, 1871 May 8,1948* 46-23 Bower John Aug 27, 1870 May 23, 1935* 46-25 J Bower monument big
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46-27 Bower Walter Dec 23, 1895 Dec 13, 1915* four unmarked graves 46-30 Stiens Mother 1858 1934* big red low Stiens Father 1856 1924* Child Stiens Mildred 1899 1916* 46-31 stone in ground unreadable 46-32 Grafnitz Joseph C 1879 1956* needs careful read unmarked graves 46-40 stone in ground needs careful read Child 46-49 Abbey Richard 1928 1932* Child Abbey Ethel 1925 1925* Abbey Otto J 1890 1978* Pvt US Army 1890 1978 Abbey Mary M 1901 1971* 46-50 Mistopocous big low Elsie Dec 20, 1926 Peter Mistopocous Feb 2, 1926 Aug 14, 2003 WORLD WAR II 46- small square stone spelled Qhalman fifteen unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 16; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 50 Row 47 from W. Landmark is Thieme dark gray round 4 yards from fence unmarked grave 47-2 Thieme Margaret small marker* 47-3 head stone FATHER 47-4 Thieme Hulda Dec 26, 1863 Dec 11, 1927* Thieme Arno Sep 15, 1864 Oct 10, 1924* 47-5 head stone MOTHER five unmarked graves 47-10 Strauss Emile H E 1863 1915* 47-11 Strauss Carl 1865 1944* 47-12 Strauss Edwin 1905 1972* 47-13 Strauss Elsie 1904 1969* 47-14 Strauss big red marker no one listed on it three unmarked graves 47-22 Degurski Otto Mar 16, 1864 Feb 25, 1932* seven unmarked graves 47-24 Diehl William Nov 23, 1858 Jan 25, 1918 under tree* 47-26 Rugenstein Ida 1884 1971* Rugenstein Charles 1878 1963 47- small stone unreadable nine unmarked graves 47-33 Gloede Lena Aug 14, 1874 Warren Township, Mar 14, 1921* big Gloede John Nov 15, 1864 Feb 22, 1945* Gloede Florence W Apr 7, 1914 Apr 14, 1968* ` 47-35 Dobberowsky Lydia Stewart 1904 1988* pink stone Dobberowsky Herbert C 1906 1942* twenty unmarked graves 47-37 Arnold Sophia C Jan 17, 1907 Jan 8, 1988* 47-54 Boening Frederich 1880 1977* 47-55 Hughes Rose 1886 1955* eight unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 20; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 46 Lot Row 48 from W. Landmark is Miller big gray stone 4 yards from fence 48-4 Miller Margaret Meinrow nee Miller May 26, 1909 Dec 15, 1936* 48-5 Miller monument big gray stone 48-6 Miller John A Oct 6, 1878* 48-7 Miller Garrie Getz wife of John A Miller Jul 11, 1887 Apr 31, 1917* 48-12 Hartlein Frederick E Dec 25, 1917 Dec 17, 2002 48-13 Hartlein Fred 1881 1965* Hartlein Olga 1886 1966* Child 48-14 Hartlein baby dau of Fred and Olga Dec 2, 1914* no name on stone 48-18 Keller Helen M 1892 1964*
Keller John A 1890 1973* fourteen unmarked graves 48-30 Presnell Julia 1906 1989* Presnell Robert 1904 1979* 48-33 Warren Beulah May 18, 1938 Jack Warren Sep 25, 1934 Mar 25, 1981 red stone eighteen unmarked graves 48-49 Ervine Rose 1894 1943* 48-50 Ervine George July 13, 1899 May 17, 1965* not recorded Child 48-52 Jackson Brian Royal on Ervine lot Jun 9, 1954 Jul 19, 1956* eight unmarked graves Totals: probable persons based on stones 16; total graves 66; total unmarked graves 50 Row 49 from W. Landmark is Hoxsey Getz big gray stone 5 yards from fence unmarked graves 49-5 Hoxsey Getz big gray stone Hoxsey Glenn 1910 1985* Hoxsey Marian 1910 1987* 49-7 Getz Anna wife of Edward Hoxsey Jun 17, 1890 Dec 29, 1922* 49-8 corner stone M eight unmarked graves 49-16 Wilson David 1846 1934* township record b Owen Sound, Ont Jun 6, 1845 d Mar 14, 1933 son of William Wilson & ? of Canada. Husband jof Mary Schutt. Retired flour-feed miller res 5711 Fillmore St. 49-18 Wilson Mary 1860 1945* 49-19 Abey John on Wilson lot 1883 1949* 49-40 Thomas Clara 1909 1994* not recorded Child 49-42 Thomas Velma 1933 1942* 49-43 Weiss Michael 1876 1943* 49-45 Sobieck Amilia Weiss 1882 1972* 49-47 corner stone unreadable not recorded Child Willie Lyons per township book not recorded Child Harry Didier per township book not recorded Child Mary Steffens per township book ****** ****** ****** ****** 394 785 0.5 Before 1900 1800ends2471 558 1184 0.47 up to 1917 lastline2870 Death Records Warren 1867- More will be filled in later Child Schmidt Joseph H 1d Jul 29 1867 single cause unknown Wes Arnold negative 4705 Child Cruner Barbara 3d Aug 1867 unknown Mack Michael 56 Oct 1867 56 single unknown Schmitt Joseph 27 Nov 1867 Consumption Trumbler Julia A 38 m Dec 1867 Consumption Miller Berbard 37 n Dec 1867 Consumption Harwood Ahas 77 w dec 1867 Consumption Vauautwerp Sarah 75 w Sep 1867 fungaus tumer Bolam George 61 m Dec 1868 summer complaint Wes Arnold neg 4706 Duffy Michael 43 m Aug 1868 accidental shot Under 21 Nolen Anna 20 s Aug 1868 typhoid fever Dauville Margared O 68 m apr 1868 Old Age McCaffrey John 62 wd dec 1868 Consumption Child Leriug ? Henry 7m dec 1868 whooping cough Child Sax Lauisa 1y oct 1868 tushirig Child Raukey Cristopher 10d jul 1868 fits Wes Arnold neg 4708
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Moore Christopher 26 s Dec 12 1869 wound received in Army rec 430 Miller Saphia 4 s Oct 1869 Scarlet Fever Tyson Cathering 2 s oct 1869 croup Syferliuu Philauune fe 9m aug 1869 summer complaint Brinker sb oct 1869 Went Meual fe 1y 6m ap 1869 group Schettler John P 1y 5m my 1869 cause unknown Warner Anna Mar 2 1870 70 wd unknown Werdehoff John 45 m Ap 21 1870 dropsey Wes Arnold neg 4709 Olert Frank 23 s Jun 24 1870 Consumption Wolfe Clara 15d Jul 29 1870 unknown Trombley Louis 51 m Sep 5 1870 Consumption Crimes Barbary 1y Sep 17 1870 Scarlet Fever Springer John F 4d Oct 26 1870 unknown Roth Mathias 66 m Nov 7 1870 dropsey Helmick Caroline 2m Nov 24 1870 unknown Trombley Henry 4y Dec 1 1870 Scarlet Fever Laderroot Columbus H 3 yr Dec 13 1870 Scarlet Fever M?arker Edward 2y Dec 29 1870 Scarlet Fever Waver Anna 70 wd mr 1870 Wes Arnold neg 4710 unknown Weidehofgf John 45 m Ap 1870 dropsey Adams ? Lucy 2y Jun 1871 Scarlet Fever Wes Arnold neg 4711 Mengel Caroline 1y Jy 1871 Scarlet Fever Besc Ben? John 87 wd My 1871 Old Age Syfferline John 32 m Jun 1871 jaunice fever Ryan Britget 46 m Ag 4 1871 unknown Ryan Margaret 17 s Sp 4 1871 Typhoid Fever W or H unde Elizabeth 35 md Fb 25 1871 fever ?? Krammer Meariam 4y Jan 1871 Wes Arnold neg 4712 replaced by 4713 Warner Catherine Sp 1 1871 ag 2 nothing listed Stephens Sophia Nv 15 1871 ag 6 ? Peoroid ?Sebhey Joseph 1871 Jul 1 5 Scarlet Fever Springer Catherine 1871 My 9 ag 9 Scarlet Fever Hannah Fisal ag 78 ? My 6 1871 Kutrorone More David 27 Oct 8 1871 Accidentally shot himself Rubinet Mary ag 8 Ja 27 1871Scarlet Fever Warner Mary sp 30 1871 1m unknown Mason William Jan 17 1871 ag 4 Scarlet Fever Mason Robert Feb 7 1871 1y 6m Scarlet Fever Rivard Arthur Mar 10 1871 5 Scarlet Fever Rivard Ada Jul 11 1871 7y Scarlet Fever Cente Catherine ag 7 1872 20 m after childbirth Wes Arnold neg 4715 Conte Henry ag 15 1872 10d Conte Frederick ag 15 1872 10d Ryan John Oct 26 1872 ag 22 sn stabbed thru left lung by unknown person Limberger Adam dc 29 1872 62md ?hrmie deax of the flade Beauheal anna G oc 7 1872 1y menyde Laderoot baby aug 28 1872 1d unknown Orinns Mary June Jun 18 1872 42md in childbirth Minns Elisha O aug 26 1872 2m Scarlet Fever inWUC Crnpich John Dc 7 1872 58md inflammation of brain Menshfelt Henry Oc 15 1872 59 md unknown
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Crmssney anna Oc 10 1872 3m Scarlet Fever Schoenherr Celia aug 8 1872 11m 15d inflammation Wes Arnold neg 4716 Simonde baby fb 21 1872 1d birth Rubinett Mary May 12 1872 2d inflamation Rotarius Madeline feb 15 1873 4y spinal W or H elning Johanna mar 25 1873 78 wd Minns Robert Osborn Jan 31 1873 4y 5m cont cough inWUC Engal Caroline Nv 13 1873 9m whooping cough Fink William aug 1 1873 16 sn Scarlet Fever Heisner Fredericks apr 11 1873 11m cerdesins Ackerman Lizzie aug 6 1878 2y infantium Heisner Yenge ?George aug 11 1873 1y 1m infantium Adams Mary Ann aug 3 1873 1y 1m infantium Rinke Mary apr 15 1873 28 md mer Aple confinement Wes Arnold neg 4717 Rinke Mary apr 22 1873 1m 10d unknown Kamp Christian May 24 1873 48 md female Aple confinement Kamp Frank feb 15 1873 7y 8m unknown Sox Mary sep 17 1873 11y 6m inflammation of stomach Wes Arnold neg 4718 Couisky Martzines dec 28 1873 female 38 md Consumption Coyea Jules oct 10 1873 1y Smith William F oct 10 1873 77md hernia Buley Susan jan 14 1873 26 md inflamation of stomach Comfan John B sep 22 1873 87 wd dropsey Balland Josefine sep 14 1873 28d brain disease Cottsell Victor feb 22 1873 4m brain fever Forton David jul 31 1873 19 sn drowned in Detroit River Rinke Reeka sep 21 1874 32 md dropsey Wes Arnold neg 4719 Vanner Harriet Jun 28 1874 46 md cancer Gray Richardson dec 22 1874 71 md quency Nigabords Francis aug 7 1874 female 69 wd Dropsy Jacobs Bernard may 8 1874 68 md Consumption Nozejht Catherine aug 31 1874 73 md cancer Weedermuller Frederick sep 1 1874 51 md Summer Complaint Kiser baby sep 12 1874 2m unknown Moniob Enul aug 12 1874 male 62 wd poisoned himself McCooy John apr 10 1874 71 md Killed by cars Picket ? George A May 17 1875 79 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4721 Hines John Mar 12 1875 70 md cancer Pullman elizabeth sep 10 1875 6m dysentery Wenrts Matilda jul 22 1875 35 md unknown Spranger Theresa aug 3 1875 5y inflammation of bowels Kusch August Sep 5 1875 54 md fell off wagon and broke neck Hill Phillip oct 14 1875 24 sn Typhoid Fever Child Halsey Ernest aug 8 1875 6m dysentery Ames Loans May 14 1875 40 md inflammation of lungs Bruder Mary Oct 18 1845 2d dysentery Weigant Frank Sep 24 1845 46 md Inflammation of bowels Rinka Christopher Dec 31 1875 64 md dropsey Roosea Casper Aug 21 1875 65 md palsey Kral Theresa Aug 30 1877 55 md cancer Wes Arnold neg 4722 Rose Herman Sep 13 1877 11m Scarlet Fever Jennhovsu Ezibilla Aug 11 1877 56 md cancer
Olery Margaret May 7 1877 70 md congestion of lungs Child Schoenherr Anna aug 1 1877 8m dysentery Henke Mary Jan 17 1877 72 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4723 Hendt of Wendt Sophia Jan 3 1877 32 md inflammation of bowels Child Wendt Caroline Jul 15 1877 5m dysentery Teel or Seel Mary Jun 16 1877 47 md inflammation of bowels Saxe John Mar 17 1877 35 md small pox Child Rotarius Catherine Mar 24 1877 1y 5m small pox Child Otto John Jr apr 20 1877 18 sn small pox Child Otto Mary Apr 25 1877 9y 8m small pox Heiden Martin apr 29 1877 40 sn small pox Schultz Frederick May 13 1877 56 md small pox Miller Theresa Jul 23 1877 48 md epeliptic fits Child Halsey Edgar Dec 11 1877 3m dysentery Wes Arnold neg 4724 Child Sanna Alena Sep 24 1877 6y infection Schlont Catherine Apr 9 1877 28 md Consumption Child Miller Catherine Aug 5 1877 10m dysentery Conte John Jr Apr 13 32 md Consumption Strinker Henry Apl 20 1877 76 Md apoplexy Strinker Frdenca Dec 28 1877 female 74 md apoplexy Child Peters John Oct 5 1877 1y 10m scarlet rash Child Okennck Appoleon Feb 28 1877 3m small pox Child Groesbeck Eugene Oct 1 1877 1d unknown Child Mire Josephine May 14 1877 14 d dysentery Pollman Burnend Mar 24 1877 66 md killed by a falling tree fell by men at a chopping fr Child Coyea Henry Sep 18 1877 1y 2m cornp Child Coyea John Sept 15 1877 2y 11m crup Child Coyea Sonis Dec 15 18771m scarletena Child Peltier George jan 22 1877 4d unknown Child Peck Martha Nov 24 1878 ag 18 md d in Sterling debility Wes Arnold neg 4726 Plummer Martiud Sep 14 1878 58 md apoplexy Gapes Joseph Mar 28 1878 50 md Consumption Beam John Aug 12 1878 65 sn heart disease Miller Anthony Jan 22 1878 51 md Consumption Child Neudirskx Joseph Jun 16 1878 10d fits Wes Arnold neg 4727 Brich Anna Mary Mar 20 1878 75 wd Old Age Child sb Jan 27 1878 Oppenficiue frderick Aug 13 1878 54 md rheumatism Wholen James Oct 20 1878 28 sn killed by the cars d in Hamtramck Wholen Michael Nov 3 1878 72 md cancer Ardy Catherine Jun 29 1878 66 wd heart disease Mosho Joseph Jan 27 1878 87 md Old Age Schattlen John aug 1 1878 73 md inflammation of stomach Child Sox Etey Sep 12 1878 female 5y heart disease Toostens Philandelphie R Jul 26 1878 65 wd enlargement of lungs Wes Arnold neg 4728 Child Spence William Sep 4 1878 1y 3m fits Nelvisher Mary Oct 27 1878 72 md Dropsy Child Desgrandchamp Peter Jul 12 1878 1y 2m Summer Complaint possibleWUC Child Qualman Charles Jul 20 1878 5m Summer Complaint Fox Elizabeth Jul 13 1878 44 md Consumption Hofmeyer Foley Mar 5 1878 78 md Old Age Distelrodt Thersia Apr 19 1879 55 md cysihelas Wes Arnold neg 4729
Trombley Bresite Jul 29 1879 30 sn Consumption Rickebush Sophie Sep 12 1879 55 md child birth Rickebush Mary Louise Sep 25 1879 30 d Summer Complaint Child Menda August Apr 29 1879 ag14 measels Menda Mena Feb 6 1879 28 md child birth Child Menda Charles Jacob Feb 8 1879 Summer Complaint Bittner Henry Oct 4 1879 52 md tumor Child Stoenhedt Louis Phillip Jul 28 1879 12 d Summer Complaint Child Spica William Mar 18 1879 6y Scarlet Fever Child Spicr Jacob Mar 8 1879 6m Scarlet Fever S or Ianglman Elzabeth Jun 18 1879 68 md Consumption Child Teel Christian Mar 10 1879 14 inflammation of lungs Wes Arnold neg 4730 Gerome Joseph Jan 29 1879 83 md Old Age Child Laderoot Edward Dec 20 1879 9 or 3? inflammation or lungs Panzer Ernestine Nov 20 1879 25 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4731 Child Panzer Emma Sep 20 1879 15d Summer Complaint Obary Geremiah Jun 17 1879 82 wd killed by cars Ryan Charles Mar 27 1879 30 sn Consumption Stepfens Adolph Jun 29 1879 69 wd heart disease Springer Mary Ann Jul 26 1879 24 md cyaipelas Delore Henry Oct 5 1899 92 wd Old Age Warner Michael Nov 3 1879 57 md killed by cars Child Brohl Gertrude Feb 7 1875 4y Scarlet Fever Child Kramer Lillie Dec 30 1879 15d convulsions Child Kocheg Barkey Dec 15 1879 3d convulsions Child Kumpak Arilia Nov 9 1879 1d cramps Zimmimerman Wilhelmina Sep 28 1879 68 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4732 Iieutz Anna Mary Apr28 1880 62 md inflammation of lungs Wes Arnold neg 4733 Thyson Joseph May 10 1880 84 sn Consumption Henke Mary Jun 21 1880 45 md inflammation Child Martin Anna Sep 9 1880 18 sn Consumption Plankett Michael Sep 28 1880 52 md unknown Child Dec 18 1880 sb Ryan John Dec 10 1880 80 md Rhumatism Child Groesbeck Emmna Dec 30 1880 14 y 3m unknown Child sb Jul 15 1880 Trombla Vincent Apr 8 1880 47 md inflammation Schatbergoll Frederick Mar 15 1880 53 md unknown Child Charlier Frank apr 1 1880 10 inflammation Child Charlier Ianisa apr 5 1880 1y 11m inflammation of lungs Child Hagen John Mar 26 1880 2y measels Child Rose Fredericka Apr 26 1880 5m diphtheria Wes Arnold neg 4734 Child Minnick John Jun 12 1880 1d unknown Engel fredericke Apr 8 1880 54 md Consumption Schroeder Henry Nov 17 1880 43 md frazern Wes Arnold neg 4735 Manke Mary May 1 1880 25 md Consumption Child Miller John Aug 10 1880 1y Summer Complaint Child Okenech John Oct 17 1880 10 unknown Child Ckenoch Frank Oct 28 1880 1y Summer Complaint Spire caroline May 28 1880 28 md inflammation Diegel John H Jun 14 1880 82 md heart disease Child Geasch Alonia Nov 20 1880 4y burned
Child Halsey Ernest Aug 21 1880 2y cholera Sefferline George Mar 7 1880 77 md inflammation Child Blackett Bella Aug 28 1880 6m Summer Complaint Yates Joseph Nov 17 1880 69 md apoplexy Fax Joseph Apr 27 1881 62 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4736 Child Heart Anna Dec 11 1881 8y diphtheria Haab Lena May 27 1881 62 md cut her throat Child Heart Minnie Dec 12 1881 5y diphtheria Child Nunmmer Bernard apr 3 1881 11y heart disease Child Hagen Joseph Mar 12 1881 5y Auf Rheumra Wes Arnold neg 4737 Child Miller Catherine Aug 17 1881 10y heart Disease Child Dist;erpdt William Dec 29 1881 4 cramps Rotarius John T Jan 8 1881 59 md inflammation Child Menda August Oct 2 1881 1y diphtheria Child Rose sb Jan 18 1881 Child Rose Charles Nov 20 1881 11y diphtheria Child Kratz Theresa Nov 2 1881 2y diphtheria Klanke Mary Ann Dec 30 1881 68 md ruflure Child Staenke Leauiser July 23 1881 10 Summer Complaint Kaltz Andrew Aug 6 1881 28 heart disease Groesbeck Jul 20 1881 85 md Old Age Kaas Magdelina Apr 22 1881 68 md Old Age Wes Arnold neg 4738 Child Desgrandchamps Edward Nov 2 1881 7m diphtheria Child Meyer Francis Mar 7 1881 8d cramps Wiso Margaret Aug 21 1881 80 wd Old Age Child Wiso Matilda Aug 4 1881 14d Summer Complaint Child sb Apr 20 1881 Rublmandt Lawrence Jul 18 1881 22 sn Consumption Child Elwart Frank Sep 8 1881 1y diphtheria Child Vaght Mary Aug 8 1881 1m Summer Complaint Wes Arnold neg 4739 Child sb Mar 8 1881 Child Sturn John Jul 27 1881 2m diphtheria Omka gllna Nov 18 1882 63 wd Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4740 Befeom catherina May 13 1882 25 md Consumption Boudin Margaret Dec 5 1882 57 md bled to death Klanke Catherine Mar 5 1882 36 sn Dropsy Hines Mivchael Sep 10 1882 85 md Old Age Child Theut Onna Dec 22 1882 4 y burned to death Child Miller Gertrude Mar 20 1882 11y Typhoid Fever Child Miller rosa Aug 17 1882 9m clesa Child Ottermutt Cecilia O Feb 25 1882 5 bronkiditis Boilman Gritrude Mar 11 1882 25 md Consumption Kaltz elizabeth apr 19 1882 22 sn Consumption Vosel Henry sep 13 1882 64 wd Consumption Smeakael William May 1 1882 24 sn Consumption Smith Mary Dec 9 1882 73 wd Dropsy Drsgrandchamp Rosalie Mar 30 1883 62 md sopsey Wes Arnold neg 4741 Child sb May 12 1882 clnld Groesbeck Francis Aug 26 1883 53 md Consumption Child Wiso Jacob Jun 24 1883 13 sopsey possibleWUC Beebe John L Apr 4 1883 68 md Consumption Child Kamp Catherine Apr 19 1883 6m Summer Complaint
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Kinsellen Mary Jun 28 1883 32 md childbirth Wordehoff Frank Jul 20 1883 31 sn back broke Hartsog Joseph Oct 30 1883 35 sn Dropsy Gorham Elizabeth Nov 28 1883 64 md Consumption Cada Anna Nov 15 1883 3y burned to death Jeel Dophia sep 18 1883 53 md Summer Complaint Wes Arnold neg 4742 Horn Wilomana May 17 1883 40 md Disease Billiman Elizabeth Dec 13 1883 1m Summer Complaint Hassell William Aug 3 1883 22 sn Dropsy sb May 20 1883 Langerman Jilen Jun 15 1883 71 sn Dropsy Kenssela Bophia Aug 15 1883 1m cholema infaniam Meyer Mary May 27 1883 78 wd Dropsy Davey Charles Mar 18 1883 85 9 2 md Old Age b England Schyder Elizabeth Jun 4 1883 23 sn Consumption Shiarn William Sep 2 1883 35 md Consumption of lungs Minnick Peter Jan 1 1883 1d unknown Kerl Hreny May 1 1883 3y diphtheria Kiel Sophia May 18 1883 9y diphtheria Wes Arnold neg 4743 Brinkene Rosa Aug 4 1883 7y diphtheria Brinker Peter Aug 15 1883 5y diphtheria Brinker Agnes Sep 5 1883 2 diphtheria Tatro Francis Oct 19 1883 39 md Consumption Tecl Sophia Sep 18 1883 53 md Summer Complaint Zimmerman William May 17 1883 14 sn Typhoid Fever sb Miller Apr 20 1884 Wes Arnold neg 4744 sb Rose Jan 17 1884 sb Striker Oct 12 1884 Thyson Jacob Apr 9 1884 21 sn killed accidently in raising a barn Hoffmeyrv Mary Jan 3 1884 87 wd Old Age Turner Benjamin Feb 16 1884 11 y diphtheria Socks Peter Jul 15 1884 69 md killed by cars Revard Mary May 1 1884 29 md Bright Disease Rotarius Anna J Apr 28 1884 5 y brain disease Fosel Joseph Feb 28 1884 35 sn kidney disease Baston Richard Jul 30 1884 66 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4745 Child Ames Mary Sep 29 1884 19 md Consumption Harwood Byron Aug 13 1884 18 sn Consumption inWUC sb Spanger May 14 1884 sb Spranger May 14 1884 Schoenherr Caroline Oct 26 1884 1m cramps Wes Arnold neg 4746 Beardslee Charles Jan 17 1884 87 md Old Age Warner Joseph May 28 1884 80 md Old Age Sinnberger Charlotte Dec 6 1884 1d cramps Tyson May 10 1884 6d cramps Keeler Catherine Feb 22 1884 4y diphtheria Berger Neatilda Oct 25 1884 1y diphtheria Rotarius Magdalena Oct 23 1884 55 Mdora tumer Meyra Peter Aug 1 1884 1m cramps Meada Bertha Aug 18 1884 2y sn diphtheria Kochey Mary Jul 19 1884 43 md heart disease Melka Henryrtta Jun 30 1884 22 md diphtheria
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Melka Iega Jun 15 1884 2 diphtheria Rumpa Crcilea Feb 1 1884 2 diphtheria Rumpa Rosa Jan 27 1884 4 diphtheria Miso Cecilia May 15 1884 11 y heart disease Wes Arnold neg 4747 Mso Emile Jul 15 1884 8m Summer Complaint Mso baby Dec 27 1884 cramps Metgro Nicholas Oct 14 1884 60 md heart disease Tincknell George E May 30 1884 1y unknown Kiles baby Sep 20 1884 sb Kiles Amos Sep 8 1884 2 infatuam Hunce Catherine Jul 18 1885 4 diphtheria Wes Arnold neg 4748 Hunce Edward July 12 1885 7y diphtheria Hunce Ellen Jul 15 17 sn poisoned Bochue Julia May 24 1885 13 sn Typhoid Fever Schuster Eliza May 6 1885 female 43 md Summer Complaint Wartin William aug 14 1885 64 md Liver Cormplial Tharrett William Sep 17 1885 3d Cholera Infantium inWUC Brookmiller Fruuh Sep 9 1885 47 md heart disease Harvig Bernard Charles Sep 10 1885 78 wd ruptured Riuka Christana Oct 18 1885 78 wd Old Age Engle john George Aug 12 1885 78 wd Old Age Thiel Christopher Feb 2 1885 96 wd Old Age Wes Arnold neg 4749 Gottschalt Otto Jul 26 1885 8m Summer Complaint Brownyen Bridget Jan 9 1885 48 wd malarial fever Wes Arnold neg 4750 Piuoo Sophie Oct 11 1885 5m Scarlet Fever Pieuoo Caroline Sep 26 1885 3y Scarlet Fever DeaueFrederich Jun 11 1885 60 md heart disease Rotarius John Sep 12 1885 21 sn Consumption Kirchner Justine M Sep 6 1885 62 md asthma Bruce James N or H May 9 1885 76 md Consumption George John Sep 28 1885 75 md Typhoid Fever Ploukett Masry M Jun 29 1885 8y sn diphtheria Horn Louise Dec 17 1885 8m cramps Miller baby May 6 1885 sb Lefever sb Apr 14 1885 Cramer Barbara Jul 30 1885 5m cramps Averetts Wallace C Oct 26 1885 76 md Paralized Wes Arnold neg 4751 Hall Anna C Feb 6 1885 64 md inflammation of Liver Gear Royal Sep 26 1885 80 wd Typhoid Fever Sanvke George H Feb 1 1886 6y diphtheria Wes Arnold neg 4752 Sanvke Viola L Feb 3 1886 8 diphtheria Pensien John Nov 10 1886 7y paralysis Wes Arnold neg 4753 Kruchey Anna mar 10 1886 7 diphtheria Kochey Anthony Mar 14 1886 9 diphtheria Laugousann Charles May 12 1886 1y inflammation Clanke Minouie Jul 13 1886 2d croup Rumpa Ernstine Aug 15 1886 42 md Consumption Bockeke Mary jul 13 1886 31 md Lighturny Miller Victor Dec 24 1886 1m Lrning Lmmb Blackett Omer aug 10 1886 9m brain disease Hessell Anna Aug 10 1886 7y diphtheria Berger Oscar ct 9 1886 17 sn died in St clair Co CholmenNv
Child Norris Clarence Jan 12 1886 5m Lung Fever Evarts allison May 21 1886 38 md Consumption possibleWUC Child Berger Mary May 25 1886 I y Lecthning Child Kush John July 10 1886 4m dysentery Friedhoff Valentiun Jun 15 1886 32 md kicked by horse Child Kenedg Rosa Oct 18 1886 5y fire Lernpletir Eliza aug 11 1886 24 md Consumption Steinkey Elermore Dec 26 1886 42 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4756 possibleWUC Measel Mary Sep 14 1886 69 Wd Consumption Thyson Mary may 10 1887 84 wd Old Age Wes Arnold neg 4757 Thyson Rose Oct 7 1887 52 md Consumption Sirferline Sruels Feb 18 1887 41 Md Livnnnof Abdomen Sirferline Frederika Dec 5 1887 88 wd Paralysis Child Erdanann Bertha Jun 17 1887 8d cramps Child Oemke Eda Dec 27 1887 3y croup Child Warner Peter Aug 3 1887 8m Summer Complaint Child Schulz Eruest Dec 21 1887 2m cramps Child Mitt albert Nov 16 1887 19 sn dropsy of the heart Burg Martinas Jan 16 1887 30 sn Consumption Hoxey James Mar 22 1887 32 md Consumption Child Berger Mary Mar 24 1887 1y Consumption Child Clemens Tever aug 26 1887 1y brain fever Wes Arnold neg 4758 Child Huxey Thomas Apr 1 1887 16d Consumption Deavelte Clementine apr 12 1887 25 md confinement Child Deavilte Mary J Jul 5 1887 3m Summer Complaint Child Parsh Selina Dec 3 1887 14 sn Typhoid Fever Child Ruhlman Tracy Sep 8 1887 9d Summer Complaint Child Suolalan Maggie Jul 14 1887 10 diphtheria Linden Margaret Jul 6 1888 23 sn Consumption Child sb Feb 22 1888 Child Gippriuk Clarence Jul 3 1888 1y Scarlet Fever Wes Arnold neg 4759 Smith Robert D Jan 18 1888 86 md paralysis Whipple Haywood Feb 18 1888 30 md Consumption Conto Blessius Feb 5 1888 78 md Dropsy Wes Arnold neg 4760 Giff Effie Jun 15 1888 70 md Dropsy Mens ??? Sophia jan 31 1888 44 md suicide Child Weingartz Anthony aug 1 1888 11d cramps Child Bryosku Joseph Dec 26 1888 5m croup Bush Margaret May 16 1888 86 md Old Age Child Groesbeck Frank may 20 1888 14m Summer Complaint Speiler Ueirenise Jun 9 1888 77 wd inflammation of Bowels Child Lefevre Julia Jul 24 1888 6m Summer Complaint Child Groesbeck Theodore apr 1 1888 1m unknown Miller Henrieta oct 29 1888 38 md heart disease Child Hessel John Apr 10 18881m croup Priest Henry Dec 10 1888 38 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4761 Beherns John Apr 2 1888 79 md Consumption Child sb Oct 1888 Child Rumph Henry Jul 1 1888 3 cramps Child Warner Mary Dec 31 1888 6y diphtheria Child Warner Corina Dec 17 1888 4y diphtheria Child Warner Joseph Dec 19 1888 2y diphtheria
Child Coreng Frederick Apr 24 1888 18 sn inflammation of lungs Lorenz Carl Jul 21 1888 90 wd Old Age Wes Arnold neg 47 4762 Child Stum Ferdinand May 12 1888 14 s fracture of jaw Child Rehse Julia Jun 10 1888 10m Summer Complaint Child Oemke Amanda Jan 1 1888 ag2y croup Child Engel Gertrude Dec 1 1888 1y croup Child Krammer Henriette Oct 12 1888 2y 2m inflammation of bowels Child Meyer Edward Sep 1 1888 8m Summer Complaint Child Weagant Barbara Jul 16 1888 1y 2m Summer Complaint Schoenherr Mary Nov 24 1888 44 md confinement Child Schoenherr Victor Aug 12 1888 10m Summer Complaint Socks Mrs P Mar 14 1888 76 wd heart disease Rotarius Mary Jul 3 1888 57 md dropsey Child Dedenbach Clara Jun 13 1888 3m lung trouble BOOK 2 FOLLOWS Buckley Sarah A 1889 Mar 8 widow ag 73 record No 254 cancer in chest b NY IN WUCR7-27 possibleWUC Child Berger Mary 1889 Apr 6 ag 9 rec255 par Chas & Catherine Berger inflammation of brain POSSIBLE WUC Giesler Frank 1889 Nov 4 ag 68 rec 256 blood poison Ackerman William 1889 Mar 26 ag 55 farmer son of Geo Cancer in stomach Voylit Chas 1889 May 5 ag 59-6 b Germany inflamation of Lungs Miller Christine 1899 June 24 ag37 b Germany cause confinement POSSIBLE WUC possibleWUC Child Miller Wiliam 1889 Sept 5 ag 2m14d par Christian & Christine Summer Complaint POSSIBLE WUC Rumeper Anthony 1889 July 20 49 widower b Germany Farmer cause Fine Child Hagen Henry 1889 aug 20 ag18y10m single snoof Henry & Mary Inflamation of bowles Child Henst or Henlt John 1889 Aug 28 ag3mo par Frank & Unineni Child Elliott Barbara 1889 July 10 ag 2d record 265 Joseph & catherine cause unknown Parsh Peter 1889 Aug 24ag 66 married b Germany Farmer John & Margaret cause Bright disease Child Weimert Lizzie 1889 June 25 ag 2m Carl & Mary cant read cause Warslnier or Manshuer Caroline 1889 May 17 ag 52 married b Germany inflamation of bowles Warslnier or Manshuer Fredericck 1899 May 23 married ag 52 Cause Cunmmm Suicide Ceredo ? Jhn 1889 Aug 10 married ag78 heart disease possibleWUC Child Warner Mary 1889 Jan 1 ag 8 Joseph & Caroline Diptheria POSSIBLE WUC possibleWUC WUC Child Warner Louisa 1889 Jan 2 ag 5Y8M Joseph & Caroline diphtheria POSSIBLE
Child Delor unknown 1889 Mar 18 female white still born Child Souts Mary 1889 Mar 26 ag 14M crmuuuifes Parents Wm & Maggie sieds Child Schuste unknown 1889 Nov 10 Female White Par Julnn schulte & Mary schulte stillborn Helelsbrand Paul 1889 sept 1 b Germany farmer Heart disease Paul & Rose Heldebrand Germany Miesel Louis 1889 Oct 14 ag50y8m married farmer John & Rose Lymthoid femes possible WUC Child Gill Anna 1889 Oct 30 ag17 2 single John & Affa Gill diphtheria poss stclements N?aubre Julia 1889 Aug 15 ag49 married Bter denika emily denicke Belgium Consumption Child Prieles ? Henry 1889 Uos 10 ag 3y4m Henry Prieles Mary inflamation of bowles Child Lyones Clifton 1889 Sept 29 ag 3mo A C Lyons Cilly Lyons unknown cause Tharrett Maria 1889 Aug 7 widow ag 82 record 282 b England Pralysis of Heart IN Warren Union Cemetery 9-14
Child Arnold, blank 1889 Sept 10 female white in Romeo Edward &Mattie Arnold Michigan Child V or H ollman 1890 June 11 Male W single ag? Child Doebler Carl 1890 Dec 17 single 1m 14d Wm Doebler Anna b Warren Lung Fever Robeck Anna 1890 Mch 14 ag 70 widow b Germany cause unknown Schoenberg Mary 1890 apr 7 ag 62 married b Grermany Dysentary Child Rocko George 1890 Sept 24 ag 6M august Rocka Mary Germany/Mi heart failure Child Springer Eddie 1890 Sept 6 ag 10M Geo Springer Mary Germany/MI inflamation of bowles Child Steffens Mary 1890 May 11 ag 7d Evarts Permaniah 1890 Nov 14 ag82 widow Paralysis rec 237 IN Warren Union Cemetery R7-3 Smith Mary 1890 May 30 ag 34 married b NY Paralysis POSSIBLE WUC Tharrett Josephine 1890 Apr 26 married ag 26 Joseph Metro Mary Metro Warren Inflamation of lungs possible Warren Union Cemetery for Josephine. Operficius Mary 1890 Feb 25 ag 29y 6m married Henry Prigel Mary Erin MI cause La Grippe Child Weingartz Joseph 1890 Sept 30 ag 8 Michael & Emma Weingartz Warren Typhoid Fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Weingartz Anna 1890 Oct 31 married ag 36 par Peter J Wolff & Mary Typhoid fever probable st clements Groesbeck Anna 1890 Oct 31 ag36 cause consumption b Canada Ontario Child Groesbeck Mary E 1890 Dec 24 ag 1y7m par L J & Anna consumption probable st clements possibleWUC Tharrett Loren M 1890 aug 23 single ag26 teacher Robert Tharrett & Diana Warren TyphoidFever POSSIBLE WUC Hogh or Hoyt James W 1890 Dec 13 ag75 married b Connt farmer YellowJaundice Norris Amanda 1890 Jan 4 ag 69 b NY married Consumption Buckley John L 1890 May 12 ag 33 married farmer b MI John & Margaret of warren Drownded rec 239 IN Warren Union Cemetery 7-26 Gill Peter 1890 Apr 3 ag 79y2m21d married gravel in bladder b France rec 240 probable st clements Gill Elizabeth 1890 June 1 ag78y1m married b France Dropsy prob st clements Measel Daniel 1890 Mch 27 ag 45y6m married farmer Jacob & Elizabethboth deadYelloJaunidice POSSIBLE WUC Child Stumifs 1890 Sept 30 Stillborn Peter & Bertha Stumfs Stauch Jascob 1890 Nov 25 ag84 widower Bavaria Cooper Heart Disease Child March baby 1890 Sept 17 ag 2d female Fred & Mary unknown Shaldron Wm 1890 sept 26 ag 26 single laborer Chas & Vergil Shaldron Consumption Child Eluart Francis 1890 Sept 27 ag 6y4m Frank & Francis Scarlet Fever rec 247 img3211 Child March 1890 Sept 17 ag 2d Fred Mary cause unknown Shaldron Wm 1890 Sept 26 single ag 26 Chas Vergil Shaldron Consumption Child Elwart Francis 1890 Sept 20 female ag6y4d Frank. Francis scarlet fever rec 247 Child Rose August 1890 Feb 13 ag 1mo Chas/Matilda cause unknown possibleWUC Child Qualman Henry 1890 May 18 ag 11y b MI John/Sophie Diphtheria IN Warren Union Cem 30-53 Esnren Sophie 1890 Mch 18 ag 33 married b Germany Childbirth Child Wasmund Almra 1890 Aug 27 ag 16 Fred/Elizabeth Wasmund Typhoid Fever Child Vanloo Lena 1890 June 15 ag1y6m d in Hantramck cause unknown Child Boehm Rose 1890 Aug 14 ag 2m Wm & Henrietta consumption Child Lerve or Lewe Joseph 1890 Apr 6 ag2y Oscar & Anna Lerve drowned Child George, Ernma 1890 Mch 28 ag 15John & Mary George heart disease
possibleWUC Child Measel Maggie 1891 Oct 11 ag 7 Diphtheria par Gotfreid & Maggie Warren POSSIBLE WUC Child Schulz Minnie 1891 Aug 22 ag 13mo smmml Child Hallman stillborn 1891 Oct 1 male stillborn Jacob & Anna Kline Mary 1891 March 14 ag 95 widow old age born Germany Keisler Frderika 1891 July 13 ag 36 married cause unknown par Carl & Frederika Engel Child Ave stillborn 1891 Aug 12 Fritz Ave Minnie Ave Halsey Elisah 1891 Aug 3 male 81 married old age b NY Farmer rec 234 possible Warren Un Cem Norris John N 1891 Aug 9 ag 67 widower blood poison b NY farmer rec 225 IN WrnUnCem 13-19 Rodka Christ ? 1891 Sept 17 ag 67 widower Dropsey b Germany farmer Child Desgrandchamp Anna 1891 Oct 17 ag 5 Diphtheria parents Henry and Maggie of Warren Tromblley Petre 1891 May 20 ag 38 married Heart disease b Mi parents Edward b Gros Pte Jelia Child Heisner Edward 1891 May 28 17mo Consumption Gustiv Heisner & Lizzie of Warren Hetlen L L 1891 Jan 16 ag 39 married Blood poison b Canada TELEGRAPHING pat John & Justine b London Canada Carpenter Joel 1891 Nov 17 ag 30 single consumption labor par Jack & Arlene of Utica Bartels Otto 1891 July 27 ag 26 married heart disease farmer par Herman Bartels Jennia of Warren POSSIBLE WUC Rubenett Mary 1891 Feb 26 ag64 married La grippe b Gaemany Child Spankie Julia 1891 Sept 4 ag 6mo summer Complaset par Jacob & Antonette Spankie of Warren Child Wolff John 1891 Aug 1 ag 8y 9m bits 7 Cramps par Anthony & Joanna of Warren Child Klaukie Anna 1891 Dec 15 asg 10y 2m bright disease par Louis & Mary Klaukie of Warren Child Dedenbach stillborn 1891 Oct 12 female Goek Augusta 1891par Michael & Appolnia Child Recherd John 1891 Nov 12 ag 5mo consumption b Arkansas par Peter Richert bFort Smith Ark Child Goik Augusta 1891 Sep 19 ag 7y 1m female inflamation Bohmer sophia 1891 apr 6 ag 70 single Kochie Anna 1891 June 20 ag 74 widow Disease of Heart b Batvaria Child Rinke Mary 1841 Dec 20 ag 12 Typhoid Fever par Joseph & Mary of Warren Child VanDamme Mary 1891 July 16 ag 6m summer comiphel par Rine & Jennie of Warren Verhoven Vitoraer Henry J 1891 Aug 12 married ag 39 typhoid fever par Henry & Isabelle of Detroit Mullen John 1891 Feb 26 ag 71 married Consumption farming Hessell Jacob 1891 Oct 18 ag 66 widower Consumption Prussia farming Possible Bunert Cemetery Child Bladkett Adeltech 1891 Feb 17 male single age 2mo Congestion of Lungs far Alfred & Matglne Blackett of Warren Child Oplsfcius stillborn 1891 Aug 16 male 1 day cause unknown par John Mary Opfufcius of Warren Child Blackett Norman 1891 Mar 9 ag 8mo Measels par Walter Blackett Rose of Warren Measel Jacob 1891 July 5 ag 23y 11m single Typhoid Fever par Daniel & Doethea Measel of Warren POSSIBLE WUC Child VerHoven Mary 1891 Dec 14 ag 2y 6mo Diptheria par Henry Verhoven Lizzie of Warren Child Guum Anna 1891 Oct 17 ag 73y 4 mo widow paralysis b Germany par Bruene Beuenr of Germany Child Esmen William 2mo summer complaint rec 226 1892 Child Rotarius Joseph 3y scarlet fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Child Rotarius Mary 1y 1m scarlet fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Child sb= still born note there are many Minde Ida 21y 4m Typhoid Fever
Kern Anna 62 cancer Soatman Minnie 75 La Grippe Mass John 83 La Grippe Child sb Child Heisner Ernstine 24 Child Birth Vohs Frank 32 Blood Poisoning Child Bathu John 8 Diphtheria Child Gipperich Anthony 9 Brain Fever Child Kuser John 6 Dropsey Child Progoshie Auguse 13y 10m falling tree possibleWUC Child Rickibus Paul 7y 10m Scarlet Fever Frank & Rose POSSIBLE WUC possibleWUC Child Strich Lydia 17mo Colera Henry Minnie POSSIBLE WUC Schreibre Frederika 95 Old Age Child Schoenherr Mathias 1m 7d canker son Kaltz Gertrude 73 female complaint PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz John J 78 La Grippe PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Henry 74 Bright Disease PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS possibleWUC Child Engel Wand 2m Whooping Cough Henry Henritta POSSIBLE WUC possibleWUC Child Berger Nielie 7m Frtz Charles Mary POSSIBLE WUC Child Nutro Richard 1y 3m Frtz Child Jorirn Robert 8m inflammation Child Borhun Joseph 1y 7m Scarlet Fever Child Peck Roy Feb 16 1892 11m Scarlet Fever E H Peck Rose IN Warren Union Cemetery 7-14 possibleWUC Child Peck Perl E daughter 4y Scarlet Fever E H Rose POSSIBLE Warren Union Cemetery R7 Child Miller Clara 5m Brain Fever possibleWUC Measel Margart 51y female complaint POSSIBLE WUC Child Berger Esmelia female 3m Summer Complaint POSSIBLE WUC inWUC Kott Martha 74 Dropsy Child Harlman Frank 17y 6m malarial fever Child Hallman Felix 15m consumption Rose Carl male 87y 7m 9d Old Age Oct 2 1893 b Germany single farm work rec 210 IN Warren Union Cemetery 42-36 possibleWUC Child Sherer Wieliden 19y inflamation of lungs see Warren Union Cemetery R 35 POSSIBLE WUC Yastock Anna 1893 60 heart problem possibleWUC Child Thuret Peter 2m 9d May 18 1893 inflamation of lungs par John Emma POSSIBLE WUC Ulrich Ludwig 49 suicide by hanging farmer unknown par fm b germany Child sb Child sb Herzog Mary 35 consumption Klinghouner Catherine ag 65 insanity Pensien John 77 1893 heart disease Marsh Fred 50 consumption Jackson Isaac 37 Aug 2 1893 married Laborer par James Emma suicide by hanging POSSIBLE WUC Kramer John 59 Heart Diseae Walpf Maggie 47 coupisne enb Grubrman Mary 54 Bright Disease Child Brocke Euuua 20m Scarlet Fever Moore Oliver rec 226 June 5 1893 widower 80y 11m 21d Disease POSSIBLE WUC Horn Anna 81 0 0 married June 15 1893 Old Age Metro Joseph 65 Dec 18 1893 married paralyzing stroke POSSIBLE WUC
Drges Mathias 40 married Crushed under a horse Halsey Magdelich ag 90 Old Age POSSIBLE WUC Child Keiser frank 11m Summer Complaint Child Brozoskie Fo male 1d cramps Vohs John 75 La Grippe Child sb Kidd Ellen Sep 30 1893 rec 236 single 52 Consumption b England par Thomas Hearn Cady Mi & unknown see IN Warren Union Cemetery 24-5 Child Gelach Elizabeth 1d Fits Child sb Marsh Louis 37 Consumption Miller Christian 52 widower consumption Child Beyrr? Edward 3m Summer Complaint Wennan Emelia Beyrr Child Wolff Sophie 8m Sclded Heard PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Lehuand Mary 35 Typhoid Fever Weig Leuisa 26 Lvd 1894 Sterling Heart problem possibleWUC Child Weig Herman 16m Feb 1894 inflammation of lungs par Henry Lerua POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Andrew Jan 1 6 1894 ag61 inflamation Child Relese Theadore 1m 7d cause Fits Child sb neg 3233 year 1893 red 237 possibleWUC Child Berger Lawrence Apr 1894 ag 9m inflammation of lungs Charles Catherine POSSIBLE WUC Meckler John 66 inflammation of lungs Zimmerman John ag 84y 2m no cause Child sb possibleWUC Child Engel Minnie 19 inflammation of heart POSSIBLE WUC Child Hoste Celia 3m burial site unknown Sricker Jacob 62 Heart Disease Child Rick Ella 5m stomach cramps Rumpea Jacob 73 Consumption Smitz Joseph 87 Consumption Halsey John M 67 enargement of liver POSSIBLE WUC Sterunc Gotlich widower 81 cause unknown possibleWUC Child Peck or Reck Ella rec 225 June 2 1894 ag 5m stomach cramps POSSIBLE WUC Rumupea Jacob 73 Consumption Smitz Joseph 87 Consumption Halsey John W 67 enlargement of liver POSSIBLE WUC Sterner Gotlich widower 81y 6m unknown possibleWUC Beebe Charles April 22 1894 age 30 married fever of brain undertaker POSSIBLE WUC Child Gerlach Ben 17 Bright Disease Smith Leverne 87 widower aplexy Schroeder John 46 Bright Disease Child 4d Child Klein Mauda 8 Fits Child Weinert Charles 4m Summer Complaint Charles Mary Schuster Catherine 80 Feb 25 1895 widow La Grippe Kaltz Frank Nov 4 1895 ag52 marr suicide by hanging PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Nancy Dec 19 1895 46 widow exhaustion PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Child Kramer Amanda Feb 21 1895 ag17 single consumption PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Hartsig Rose apr 14 1895 mar 23 consumption Charles Steffens Fraser MI rec 243 IN Warren Union Cemetery 41-31
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Stagel Mary mar ag 73 La Grippe Stolzenfeldt Walter 3d fits Young Mary June 18 1895 mar 63 suicide by drownding POSSIBLE WUC Groesbeck Jary J Mar 31 widow 58 malaria fever Minde Christine Jan 29 1895 widow 86 old age Schnell frederick mar 68 Paralytic stroke Gill George 1895 mar ag 51 inflammation of lungs PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Dergrandschamp Grace 3mo La Grippe PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Gill abbie 1895 female marr 51 Yellow Jaundice PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Bierman Mary 1895 2mo unknown Bierman Tracy female mar 29 Consumption Ferneion Frederick 1895 single 32 epeleptic fits Hoste Francis 2d unkn Hoste Lawrence 1895 7d unkn Spankie Lee 3 mo Croup Kline Fredericke female marr ag60 6m smallpox Fox Josephine 36 marr Dropsey of heart Geise Henry single 76 Dropsey of heart Mellman Paul 1895 single 30 Bright Disease Christell Michael 1895 single 23 Typhoid Fever b Germany Metre Stella 1895 Cholera inflemation 2y Steffens Ernst Dec 1895 marr 89 Consumption POSSIBLE WUC rel Ackerman G?roellinger Oliver S male marr 65 Abces of liver Cromie James 1895 mar 64 appendicitis Brin or Bun Jerome 1895 male marr 31 Catark of stomach Mitchell Rbt mar 40 accidental shooting POSSIBLE WUC Davy Charles Dec 16 1895marr 88 Consumption b England rec 271 farmer IN WUC 21-5 Hajt Ellen 1895 female widow 80y 7m Stroke b Scotland Engelhert John C 1895 male single 61 Dropsy of Heart Child Miller Maggie 1895 single 19 insanity par Peter/Maggie POSSIBLE WUC Wegand Frank1896 1y 5m Inflamation of brain PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Lambert Roseanne 1896 mar 88 Dropsy of Heart Child Miller George Dec15 1896 2y 4m diphtheria Fa dead Mary Miller POSSIBLE
Miller Jacob Nov 30 1896 marr 35 gasoline explosion burnt to death farmer Peter/Margaret POSSIBLE WUC Christill Christine 1896 fe marr 67 Typhoid Fever Child Otto Anthony 1896 male single 3m cramps par Jacob Mary Otto Child Otto Jacob 1896 1d burial site unknown Davy Eliza J Oct 26 1896 female single 68 Bultae Paralysis rec 267 POSSIBLE WUC Wills Catherine 1896 widow 79 Paralysis b Germany Child Stanley Bernard Oct 9 1896 1y 8m croup James & Ernestine Stanley rec 269 IN WrnUnCem 18-6 Child Sinn Armilin female sep 3 1896 2y Croup Louis Sinn Armelia Sinn Tanner Ida Jan 15 1896 marr 25 bright disease David /Alice Wilson of Warren rec 271 In Warren Union Cemetery 3-17 possibleWUC Child Lyons Rose Aug 8 1896 8m water on brain Arelne Lyons Lullie Lyons rec 272 POSSIBLE WUC Smith Dora June 27 1896 fe marr 35 tumer b Canada rec 273 IN Warren Union Cemetery 9-21 Child Puffpaff Aloune 1896 3y 11m diphtheria Christ Puffpaff Nilhdmina
Herekel Lusuia 1896 fe marr 80 hear disease Hovey Edward 1896 marr 68 cancer of stomach Bolt Fritz 1896 widow 74 ? rupture of bowels b Germany Roberts Elizabeth 1896 marr 28 confinement mo elizabeth Crottel Child Roberts Edith 1896 15d fa Thomas Roberts unkn Ramus William 1896 marr 62 dropsy of heart b ger Shmidt Agusta 1896 single 28 Consumption Child Spanke Theodore 1896 1y 6m whooping cough par Michael Matilda Child spanke julia 1896 7y diphtheria Child spanke Peter 1896 5yrs diphtheria Child Spanke Mary 1896 4y diptheria Child Spanke Julia 1896 11m diphtheria Child Hallman Clara 1896 6y Paralysis Glass Joseph 1896 single 77 Old Age Hoxey Edward May 7 1896 marr 68 Cancer of Stomach b MI farmer rec 289 IN Warren Union Cemetery 11-16 Child Kramer Leo 1896 14m Deonning PROBAB LE DROWNING Child Weagand Susan 1896 3y scalded in hot water Jacob, susan Weagand PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Child Kaltz raymund 1896 2m Inflamation of brain PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Mathias Dec 1896 widower 80 suicide took poison PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Wolff anna 1896 ag bronkchitis Boelem Enis 1896 marr 82 consumption b Switzerland Range Mary 1896 marr 78 cancer of womb Buzzell Julis C 1896 marr 60 consumption possibleWUC Child Miller Leo 1897 8y diphtheria POSSIBLE WUC Gotterhalk John 1897 marr 64 Consumption Saks Margaretta 1897 marr 38 Consumption Burg Furesa widow 72 cancer b Germany Horn John blush Wm 1898 widower 84 Child Hall Clide 1898 2m coleria infantund Child Karn Peter Jan 10 1898 ag42 5m marr Consumption b Germany farmer Peter/Mary Apple rec 183 IN Warren Union Cemetery 32-29 Menda Ludwig 1898 marr 55y 9 Corn of spine Opther Frederick March 6 1898 marr 61y 5m 16d sucide shooting self b Germ farmer BernardOpther Enright Katherine 1898 marr 59 Heart prob Stager Michael 1898 wodower 84 peralysis b Baveria Miller Peter 1898 marr 71 La Grippe POSSIBLE WUC Retike Ricke 1897 female marr 78 heart disease Child Hartung Arthur 1897 2y Summer Complaint Peters Antoine 1897 marr 54 Bright Disease Beckuoyek Charles 1897 single 22 accident Gottishalk John 1897 marr 68 Consumption Child Glass Thoplial 1897 single 19 Typhoid Fever Child Gander Elizabeth 1897 4y Dropsy Krsitmeyer Mary 1897 marr 62 dropsy Brury Elizabeth 1897 marr 68 Goip Child Webti august 1897 8y diphtheria Wolf Minnie 1897 marr 50 Consumption Child Henke Emma oct 3 1897 ag 10y Scarlet Fever par Frank Wilmina Child Henke Conrad ag 12y Oct 12 1897 Scarlet Fever Frank Wilmina
Child Henke Leonard 1897 ag 14y Oct 14 Scarlet Fever Frank Wilmina Hartman John 1897 marr 73 Old Age Child baby burial site unknown Child Henke Peter 1897 ag 2m Summer Complaint Freidthoff John 1897 marr 84 Old Age Desgrandchamp Henry marr 43 stroke of Lightening PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Rush John marr ag 72 Cronic Rhumanatism possibleWUC Child Metro Frank R July 19 1898 ag 1y 10m Calera Inflamation par Jos & Agnes Giddly POSSIBLE WUC Child Sarr Rudy 1898 5m 18d inflamation of stomach Chris Louisia Schultz Beamman Henry 1898 marr 38 appendacitis Gorobman? Charley widower ? R was found dead 78 Child Relese Albert 1898 2m Cloera Inflamation Child Rasch Daine 1898 5y 5m Bloody Pox Centerline MI Bertha Geisler Malberg Jacob 1898 ag 89 marr c int4estine Unknown Nov 3 1898 gunshot wound to head Simonds William Nov 11 1898 marr 68y 7m 8d injury and drowning b Canada Physician Cramer Joseph H 1898 marr 82 8 6 cancer of face b Germany farmer Maithias, Bronila Schudl Hanselhckin dick? Ag36 Smith William 1898 41gun shot in head POSSIBLE WUC Child Rinke Roland 1899 1y 11m Measels par Joseph A Lizzie Gill Child Loring Howard 1899 2y stick Lsyiead Ernest Loring Edith Cinnber H N?olingham Peter J widower 77 bronkidas Phelps Harriet 1899 widow 76 Consumption Lafever Amelia 1899 widow 74 arte emdpcp;dos Child Cole Pearl Bertha 1899 10m animnaria par John H Cole Persta Sass POSSIBLE WUC Blackett Thomas 1899 widower 80 Old Age Kufna Julia 1899 marr 46 appoloxy Paul Mason Eva Brickaldia Klein Margaret 1899 ag 88 genild debility Peter Klein Ziegler Cardman? 1899 marr 78 dropsey John Hollee Martina Kasofler Berger Joanne 1899 marr 28 acute userma POSSIBLE WUC Weingartz Anna Gertrude Jul 3 1899 marr 79 hydopanitis b Germany fa Jos Miller Jackson Elizabeth 1899 widow 86 disentry POSSIBLE WUC Child Zushtke Gerd Lum John 1y 2m thnberg brain Henry Zuhlke Alma Westphal Englehart George 1899 single 37y 11m gast ulcer Tucker Amelia 1899 marr 57 cithsis Child Pecas Carline 1899 17y 6m Consumption Henry Preasl Mary Gruun Measel Maggie marr 49 dropsey POSSIBLE WUC Child Schultz Eva A 1899 5mo Ertseter Guston Schultz Mary Knapp Perira Casdial 1899 marr 55 Catachel dyspipsis fa Daniel Peasal mo Smist Baier William 1899 marr 75 hernia POSSIBLE WUC Holder John 1899 marr 75 brchal enotdman Casnnch Mary Jane 1900 widow 78 embolism 1900 Speiler Margaret 1900 marr 53inflmation of stomach Smedt Sophia 1900 marr 77 congestin of lungs Child Hobsig Agnes May 1900 5m connalmon Martin Hobirg Eliz Rittes Child Minick Cyrell B 1900 1m cholera Infantam Anthony Frances Grobbel Child Vanhause Marie 1900 3m cholera August Vanhause Kate Englebird Jesip Hubert 1900 marr 63 heart failure Cramer Magline widow 85 heart trouble Schalce Godfred 1900 widower 86 heart trouble Magemann Angeline 1900 male widower 85 found dead
Conrad Louis 1900 marr 64 distrophy of heart Child Ellis Daniel 1900 3y 2m Scarlet Fever George M Ellis Mary Minteu Forester Anna 1900 marr 81 Cardica failure Child Detloff Howard 1900 3m eeuton colitis Jacob Detloff Eliz Brockmiller Range John 1900 marr 78 Dropsy Kange Henry 1901 widower 77 sinle Bebility Child Schulte Lusie 1901 4y 3m ceptalmal John schulte Mary Rotariaris Ruhlmann Margaret 1901 marr 57 cerebral Hemmorage Berhns Bertha 1901marr 40 chronic heptitus Brann John A 1901 marr ag74 obstruction in liver Diegel Henry 1901 marr 61 Cerebral Abcess Englebert Barbara 1901 marr 68 Consumption Teisen John Sr 1901 marr 72 endocarditis Halmich Wm 1901 single 24 Consumption Herzog Albert marr 1902 ag88 Dropsy Qualmann Sophia Feb 5 1902 marr 55 8 11 diabedies b Germany Henry Fosel Margaret Gano Germany IN Warren Union Cemetery 30-53 Child Keller Arnold ? 1902 ag 1y 6m bron he Pneu IN WUC Marker Fred 1902 marr 79 apolexy Child Dagen Anna 1902 17 Pulmonitis Schmidt John 1902 widower 81 Bright Disease POSSIBLE WUC Child Vohs Frank 1902 ag 7y bronchitis heart failure Smith Barbara 1902 widow 71 chronic hypertriphy POSSIBLE WUC Child Winter Lizzie 1902 ag16 Puralent Buicastitis Kurtmeyer George 1902 senile dibility Child Beahl 1902 single 18y 8m Pulmonary of heart Fink Mary E 1902 marr 76 smiality cherne Bufts Smith Catherine 1902 widowed 84 cerebral apoplexy POSSIBLE WUC Englebert Andrew 1902 widower 65 capillary bronchitis Child Morace Ferdinand 1902 ag 8m 4d Whooping cough Bery Benjamin 1902 24 bronchitis Hoff Fred B 1902 marr 62 degeneration Heart Kaley Mary 1902 widow 80 asthma Withopp Charlott 1902 marr 28 pulmonary Tuberculosis Aonent Karl Gottleib 1903 78 arsalysis Child Schultz August 1903 single 17y 10m RR Accident farmer August Caroline Shaffberg Mvlicht John C 1903 widower 90 senility Child Lambert Daniel 1903 3d brain congestion Daniel Elizabeth Lleaser Edwin 1903 divorced 53 intestinal nephritis Sprnke Mary 1903 marr 36 Lepsimna Schmidt Christine widow 90 Old Age POSSIBLE WUC Hasekow Wm H C 1903 marr 66 Dropsy D?losal Gotlib 1903 widow 81 disease of heart Otto Jacob 1903 single 73 Bright Disease Justock Bernard 1903 widowed 82 liver Child Desgrandchamp Jass 1y jaundice Child Parzauke Joseph 1903 ag 5y 5m diphtheria Child Parzauke Elizabeth 1903 2y 10m diphtheria Sirgre ? Fvniy 1903 marr 74 cerebral hemmorage Roseman John 1903 marr 70 asthemia Child Schartz Elizabeth 1904 ag 11y 2m diphtheria Kern Peter 1904 widowed 77 suicide by poison
North Fred 1904 marr 67 influnza Otto John J 1904 marr 71 bronchitis Child Moran Charley 1904 ag 4y 8m diphtheria Warner Mary1904 widow 88 Dropsy POSSIBLE WUC Hoffmayer John A 1904 widower 81 inflamation of stomach Child Rampe Elizabeth 1904 ag 6m entrnatis Child Bunert Aug E G Mar 18 1904 mar 71 8m 21d cause Pathaplige ??of ?head b Germany Gotleib PROBABLE CLINTON GROVE CEMETERY Wilson William Mar 22 1904 marr 85 6 21 senile-- b Canada farmer John Wilson unk IN Warren Union Cemetery 6-24 Schlass Joseph 1904 marr 68 Consumption Child Delong Henifacha 1904 female 8y 3m measels Child Delong Katherine 1904 ag 6y 5m measels Gaff John 1904 widowed 85 Bright Disease Henke Frank 1904 mar 68 Bright Disease Child S or I ilang S or D elia 1904 single 20 membermann coupe Child Schoenberg Willard 1904 ag 1m inflamation jaunice Harn Fred 1904 divorced 65 suicide by hanging Foidhoff Anna 1904 widow 85 car dropsey Masch Charles 1904 mar nepbristis POSSIBLE WUC Busch Cardia A marr 82? heart failure POSSIBLE WUC Sinn Amelia 1904 marr 42 pulminary oclusive Child Ramus Edward 15d immatism Child Ramus Wiliam 1904 ag 8y 10m scarlet fever Child Herzig John 1904 single 17 TB Child Grobble Sophia 1904 ag 8 diphtheria PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Otto John 1904 marr 79 Bright Disease Child Stofenfield Ernst 1y 4m chola infinitis Child Minde baby 21d infantitius Brohl anna 1904 marr 63 chorea Cramer Anna 1904 marr 64 infl heart Child Heuesmer Arthur 1904 ag 14 rehumatism hitis Vohs Elizabeth widow 88 fermdypiferia possibleWUC Child Schmidt Bachea 3d inflamation of heart 1904 POSSIBLE WUC Sergar Louise 1904 marr 40 ulcer of stomach Gottschall Caroline 1905 widow 66 pneumonia Seigar Martin 1905 single 18 apendacitis Proctar Elixabeth widor 75 heart disease Minick John 1905 marr 70 Child Minda baby aphisated Ralberg Mary widowed 85 senility Kass Louise 1908 marr 26 heart trouble Miller William 1908 marr 90 senility Possibly in Warren Union Cemetery Orinman Carolina ? 1908 marr 79 ? Enright James 1906 widower 78 typhus O?styberg Mary 1906 widow 76 ? Miller Christine 1906 widow 87 senility POSSIBLE WUC Elwart John 1906 single 19 ? ? Marthias charles Child Bolms Laura Susan 1906 7m14d Enteritis Tharckat ? John 1906 marr 42 general infection Child Herzag Emma 1906 ag 14y 5m Bolils Andmaitis
Baikslay Henry 1906 mar 69 Enteritis cataraka Bailoly Lizzie 1906 marr 24 burned to death Malnert Gustave 1906 marr 61 inflamation of bowles Child Rickenbusch James Edward 1906 ag1y 8m infection POSSIBLE WUC Child Baker Robin 1906 ag 4m 4d colera infantum Miller Mathias 1906 marr 70 carimona POSSIBLE WUC Child Nedalius baby 1906 3m 3d cholera infantum par Joseph Richa Anna 1906 widow 80 dysentary S?math ? PorathWilliam 1906 marr 84 senility Tharret Robert Sep 3 1906 marr 69 8 3 cause ?cranatatic Insufficiency b MI farmer John/Maria IN Warren Union Cemetery 8-3 Child Pengr Clara 1906 single 14y 8m gunshot in neck Child ? 3m female sleo calitis Grschash Erstine 1906 marr 70 nighriatis Child Curew ? Mary 6y 8m intestinal inflamation Child Scharf Marmim 1906 10m dysentery S or G ahart Joseph 1906 marr 29 ? Typhoid Fever M or W or L arch Wilamina 1906 widow 70 heart failure Stanley Elizah 1906 marr 74 chronic nenlitis C ? uning William 1906 marr 72 betarah of stomach S ?piyer lizabeth 1906 marr 69 simiplegia S? elander Anna 1906 marr 74 neglritia Child Frishaff Daimaert ? D 1906 single 10 plursy Child P ?adaline August 1906 single 7d Whooping cough Hartsing Karl 1906 marr 50 La Grippe POSSIBLE WUC Kaltz Anna M 1906 widow 69 heart failure Child Miclike Amanda 1906 single 17 supperstine oritic Wolf Mary 1807 widow 78 heart trouble Groesbeck Trssey ? Jenny widow 92 sinility Qualmann? Wm 1907 marr 72 heart rerigitation POSSIBLE WUC Distl? Margaret 1907 widow 79 ? Di ? Mary 1907 marr 44 ? diarraha Henelke? Mannie? 1907 widow 67 bright disease Bachul Charles 1907 widower 76 austyus Child Spanke Albina? 1907 1m 3d abces of bowel Hunt? Cilia 1907 marr 71 heart prob Miller Margaret 1907 widow 72 apoplexey possibleWUC Child Measel George elmer? 1907 1y 1m 22d entenitie Child Millar Raymond 1907 1y 11m Spaane Child Jackson Mary 1907 10m 22d cause ? POSSIBLE WUC Child Hasly? Edina 1907 3y entritis Hartnen ? Wido1907 w 86 hemmorage refused to take medicine Child B?arthiers ? George 1907 single 16 diphtheria Tese ? ? 1907 widower 94 senility Halsey Mary 1907 widow 71 heart POSSIBLE WUC Child baby 6m etra galitie ? ? 1907 marr ag 61 heart disease Seblef ? Peter 1907 marr 79 cerebral hemmorage G?ender Christian 1907 marr 80 senile aaralyris Grobemenn Agusta 1907 marr 65 bronchitis Hartzig William 1908 marr 77 cerebral hemmorage POSSIBLE WUC
Grabman ? Charles 1908 widower 68 suicide Child Spens Viola 1908 2y 1m 20d valuoulua Hurth Minnie 1908 marr 60 heart failure Child Berger Anthony P 1908 1m 22d cropus pnem McClelland James E 1908 marr 37 murder by Deieslin? Hernian 1908 widower 43 Pula tube Child Sacks Martin Jr 1908 single 18 accidental Wieg Wilhemina 1908 marr 75 clemie C POSSIBLE WUC Kuss John 1908 marr 78 satistimal Ramual Rachael 1908 widow 79 heart Schild Charles 1908 marr 71 chronic heart POSSIBLE WUC Kaiser Charlotte 1908 marr 75 valnula Child Nadalin Leo 1908 8m 11d ? Boramb Richard 1908 widower 42 ? Child Wasmond Elmer J 1908 2m 20d ? Gattrckalke Otto 1908 single 27 ? Child Lefence Charles Philip 1909 ag 1y 11m Child Bathke Raymond Adolph 1909 16y 10m ? Stinmatz Johana 1909 marr 80 ? see 3315 for causes Hund Lena 1909 widow 81 nephatitis Child Tuginsky Wenslow 1909 single 10d connuulaina Lefevre Rose 1909 marr 46 uterine hemmorage Child Densawtl ? Arthur 1909 9m 30d ? Milys ? Rmil 1909 single 21 autmonarz Child Hartsig Chatherine Jul 23 1909 widow 66 7 17 Bright Disease b Germany George Busch b Germany mo Unk IN Warren Union Cemetery 21-31 Child ? Viola 8m ? Dencitar? Frank single 23 inflamation of bowel Parth Henritta 1909 widow 81 diarah Old Age Child ? female single 17 Typhoid Fever Nidiel S?rales 1909 marr 46? ? Girkins ? Barbara ? 1909 Widow 84 Child Wiegand Gella Christine 1909 8y 10d Jeak Charles ? 1909 marr 68 Cramer ? Jack? 1909 marr 78 Clmnkers? ? 1909 marr 65 Child Smith ? Packial 1909 POSSIBLE WUC Child C?isker Edward? 2Y 1909autmonarz Cihst Christine 1909 widow 74 ? ? 1909 24 male neg 3318 fuzzy 1910 Child ?Parau?er Henry 1910 single 19y 10m 5d Child Barta ? Lawrence Frank? 1910 8d H?artwell James 1910 widow 76 about Marsh Nalene 1910 marr 34 P?ermarar Rickey? Married 71 1910 Child Garing Bessie Augusta 4m 29d 1910 Child Van Lao Inine 21d 1910 Miller Jacob married 71 1910 POSSIBLE WUC Beierman Mary male yes married 78 1910 Child Otto Hearl 2m 22d 1910 S?chlaf Mary widow 64 1910
Child Child Child
Child
Child Child Child Child Child Child Child Child Child possibleWUC possibleWUC Child
Child Child Child
Child Child possibleWUC Child Child
Nagan Mary marr 64 1910 Neusner William marr 72 1910 Rinke Leo 2y 4m 1910 Altermatt Josephine marr 70 1910 Scheryz ? Helga 5m 5d 1910 Rumph Franke marr 44 1910 Zander Sarline widow 80 1910 Peters Rose 2m 25d 1910 Paeason Ina single male 73 1910 Kaltz Andrew widower 82 1910 Mary mary Ellen (yes correct) 22 single 1910 Geisler C ? arlara widow 84 1910 Ma?sasala Gibart male 2y 6m 1910 Beadt Bertha marr 32 1910 Hearnn Amanda Tisher marr 32 1910 Hill Frederick marr 49 1910 Weingartz Sof?iare baby 1910 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Giff Anna widow 98 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Tuzinski John 1y 7m 1911 Hallmeyer Uaulin females 59 1911 Buechel Jeanette single 7y 7m 1911 Kutchey Joseph marr 72 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Gettiechart William widow 72 1911 Runnfa ? Alexander male 9y 1911 Grobbel John marr 43 1911 Bickman John marr 90 1911 Stolzenfeld Dora 1m 1911 Springer Josephine widow 85 1911 Prieks Mita female 7y 1m 1911 Bickman Fredericke widow 80 1911 Gosing Paeisne Augusta 4m 29d 1911 Grobbel Viola ? 10Y 1m 1911 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Nummer Conrad widower 79 1911 Child Miller Anthony S 1y 1m 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Child Miller Andrew E 1y 1m 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Ehens ? Paudha female marr 28 1911 Peters Conrad 2m 23d 1911 Mills Henry single 63 1911 Zimmerman Martina ? Widow 66 1911 Schulte Elizabeth widow 83 1911 Dachow ? Lawrence 1y 10m 1911 Buckolz ? Ray 7y 10m 1911 Brickaly Ernin 5y 1m 1911 Scheffler Anna 69 1911 P or Razanke Wangeloue marr 75 Martz Charles marr 42 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Newell Richard marr 60 1912 Radoff baby 1912 Radoff baby 1912 Child Kutchey Maglan 4m 7d 1912 POSSIBLE WUC Martion Clifton 5y 3m 1912 Cramer Tillie 24d 1912
possibleWUC
Child Mesel Leona 6m 23d 1912 Child Patulski Steve 19 1912 Engle Henry C marr 64 1912 Hinkey William marr 25 1912 Rullman Charles marr 59 1912 Lorenz Ernest Sr Mar 22 1912 widower 79 3 25 Heart problem IN Warren Union Cemetery 37-43 Weins Rosa marr 57 1912 Otirler Cristina widow 89 1912 Jenuine Elizabeth marr 57 1912 Child Hall or Chall Ella Anna 5y 7m 1912 Donezalski Mary marr 31 1912 Kereyton Julius single 42 1912 Priehs Lauisa marr 32 1912 June 29 Child Priehs baby same date as above June 29 1912 Child Dachow Norma 13y 1912 Raeder August marr 47 1912 Dama Reno Van marr 51 1912 Hartung Augusta widow 88 1913 Child Vasks Herald G baby 1913 Child Wintelman Walter George 2m 1913 Child Schoenherr Mary 10m 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Beyer Mary widow 82 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Wiegand Mary marr 44 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS possibleWUC Child Jacob Elna C 1m 1913 POSSIBLE WUC possibleWUC Child Smith Rose baby 1913 POSSIBLE WUC possibleWUC Miller Anna widow 47 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Child Smith Genevauve 11y 4m 1913 possibleWUC Child Smith Ida 6y 3m 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Roseman Wilhelmina widow 79 1913 Child Minde Casroline 4m 9d 1913 Bendt Johana widow 78 1913 Child Prazowska Edna 1y 5m 1913 possibleWUC Child Jackson William 1y 2m 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Braum Mary Barbara widow 84 1913 Grobbel Francis 21 single 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Buechel Joseph J marr 73 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Nass John widower 79 1913 Schnell Charlotte widow 81 1913 Wolff Charles widower 69 1913 Wirgan Maria marr 58 1913 Child Sculte James John baby 1914 Otto Lucy widow 82 1914 Maran Victor widower 60 1914 Daniel Henry widow 84 1914 Kaltz Gertrude marr 66 1914 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Child Schultz George E 20 1914 possibleWUC Child Lorenz Walter 5m 25d 1914 POSSIBLE WUC Bolam Ellen marr 61 1914 Caplan Samual marr 66 1914 Qualmann Charles marr 69 1914 POSSIBLE WUC Groth George marr 63 1914
Child Child Child Child possibleWUC
Child Child Child Child possibleWUC Child
Child Child Child Child Child
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possibleWUC
Metter Edward J baby 1914 Weins Joseph J baby 1914 Peters Ssylvester T or J 11m 1914 Bousson Leona 4m 1914 Child Masch Clarence 2y 8m 1914 POSSIBLE WUC Beste Elizabeth marr 76 1914 ?S or D mitz John marr 70 1914 Kaltz George marr 58 1914 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Brgorwska russell 4m 1914 Oelmke Frederick marr 42 Non 17 1914 Rumka Joseph 26 single 1914 Zrinrisic Frank 11d 1914 Koehler Catherine widow 79 1915 Preim Leslie Arthur 8y 10m 1915 Elward Frances marr 64 1915 Sucsat Alzon 1y 1915 Child Masch Walter 1y 6m 1915 POSSIBLE WUC Schmidt stillborn 1915 Ryan Mary widow 69 1915 Brenker Sofie 1y 2m 1915 Heassner Amelia marr 46 1915 Rader Fredereck widow 69 1915 Fleishaus Angeline married 21 1915 Roetmann Henry marr 76? 1915 Robinett Elizabeth marr 59 1915 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaiser Christina male widower 86 1915 POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Mary marr 70 1916 Gimble Alvin 4d 1916 Cramer Daniel marr 60 1916 Wiegand Mary single 14y 5m 25d Mar 15 1916 Kutchey Frank widower 83 1916 POSSIBLE WUC Hoock Frederick 6m 1916 Wolfe Hubert J 1y 1m 1916 Kutchey Michael marr 74 1916 POSSIBLE WUC Ulrich Herbert 9m 11d 1916 Irwin Homer single about 35 1916 Kott Matilda single 24 1916 Krings Gertrude marr 55 1916 Rickabus Pauline marr 31 1916 POSSIBLE WUC S or A heeler John widow 77 1916 Desgrandchamp Lucelle 6m 12d 1916 Schlaf Joseph P marr 41 1916 Kaltz Mary marr 72 1916 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Bohm Edward 9y 7m 1916 Bohm Peter 6y 11m 1916 Smith Rose marr 44 1916 POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Magdalena widow 69 1917 Rozanka Anna widow 71 1917 Busch John widower 75 1917 POSSIBLE WUC Child Smith baby 0d 1917 POSSIBLE WUC Grobbel Elizabeth widow 87 1917 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Brawn Leonard marr 43 1917
Child possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC possibleWUC Child Child Child Child Child Child Child Child Child Child Child Child Child
Brohl Joseph widower 73 1917 Berger Barbara widow 78 1917 POSSIBLE WUC Ohnke Elizabeth marr 55 1917 Witt Herman Albert 10y 2m 1917 Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb Child sb sb sb sb sb sb sb sb sb sb sb sb sb sb
Sheet1 INFANT AND MATERNAL MORTALITY
216 babies died before age 1 in 1800s per 1000 population 1900 6-9 women died of pregnancy and 100 infants died before age 1 per 1000(CDC)
Of recorded deaths in Warren Township 50% were children. 98% still born and baby deaths not reported in Warren Township.
In 1900 in some U.S. cities, up to 30% of infants died before reaching their first birthday (1). Milk pasteurization, first adopted in Chicago in 1908, contributed to the control of milkborne diseases (e.g., gastrointestinal infections) from contaminated milk supplies. The discovery and widespread use of antimicrobial agents (e.g., sulfonamide in 1937 and penicillin in the 1940s) and the development of fluid and electrolyte replacement therapy and safe blood transfusions accelerated the declines in infant mortality; from 1930 through 1949, mortality rates declined 52% (4). The percentage decline in postneonatal (age 28-364 days) mortality (66%) was greater than the decline in neonatal (age 0-27 days) mortality (40%). Maternal mortality rates were highest in this century during 1900-1930 Most births occurred at home with the assistance of midwives or general practitioners. Inappropriate and excessive surgical and obstetric interventions (e.g., induction of labor, use of forceps, episiotomy, and cesarean deliveries) were common and increased during the 1920s. Deliveries, including some surgical interventions, were performed without following the principles of asepsis. As a result, 40% of maternal deaths were caused by sepsis (half following delivery and half associated with illegally induced abortion) with the remaining deaths primarily attributed to hemorrhage and toxemia (2). (CDC)
Warren Union Cemetery has 150 child markers Since Warren Union Cemetery has about 1000 burials add 150-200 infant deaths due not recorded Add 50% of 1000 = 500 likely child burials to unmarked graves
Economic History Association Table http://eh.net/encyclopedia/article/haines.demography Fertility and Mortality in the United States, 1800-1999 ChildTotal Life Infant Birth Woman Fertility Expectancy Mortality YEAR rate a Ratio b Rate c d Rate e Rural rate 1800 55 1342 7.04 220 slightly higher 1810 54.3 1358 6.92 220 less knowledgeable 1820 52.8 1295 6.73 220 doctors 1830 51.4 1145 6.55 220 220 1840 48.3 1085 6.14 220 220 1850 43.3 892 5.42 39.5 216.8 220 1860 41.4 905 5.21 43.6 181.3 200 1870 38.3 814 4.55 45.2 175.5 190 1880 35.2 780 4.24 40.5 214.8 230 1890 31.5 685 3.87 46.8 150.7 180 1900 30.1 666 3.56 51.8k 110.8k 130 Page 1
Sheet1 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 29.2 26.9 20.6 18.6 23 631 604 506 419 580 3.42 54.6l 3.17 2.45 2.22 2.98 96.5l 57.4 60.9 64.9 69 82.1 60.1 43.2 26.8 110 100 180 average
a Births per 1000 population per annum. e Infant deaths per 1000 live births per annum. So 40/1000=.04
the population
of Warren Township was249 in 1837, 337 in 1840, and 421 in 1845. In 1850 700-750. There was even quicker growth as population figures show. 997 in 1854, 1335 in 1860, 1468 in 1864, 1938 in 1870, 2214 in 1874, 2401 in 1880, 2384 in 1884, 2423 in 1890, 2592 in 1894. 1904 population of Warren Township was 2498.
1850 1851 1852 1853 1854 1855 1856 1867 1858 1859 1860 1861 1862 1863 1864 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 200 100 20 750 800 850 900 997 1000 1100 1180 1200 1300 1335 1360 1380 1400 1468 1500 1600 1700 1800 1860 1938 1000 500 100 32.48 34.64 36.81 38.97 43.17 43.3 47.63 51.09 51.96 56.29 53.4 56.3 57.13 57.96 60.78 62.1 66.24 70.38 74.52 77 74.23 1146.37 1871 1872 3 4 5 6 7 8 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1904 1905 1906 Page 2 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2200 2200 2200 2200 2230 2300 2300 2300 2384 2384 2384 2384 2400 2400 2423 2500 2500 2500 2592 2600 2600 2600 2600 2600 2500 2500 2498 2500 2500 76.6 76.6 76.6 76.6 76.6 84.26 84.26 84.26 84.26 78.5 80.96 80.96 80.96 83.92 83.92 83.92 83.92 84.48 84.48 76.32 78.75 78.75 78.75 81.65 81.9 81.9 81.9 81.9 81.9 75 75 74.94 75 75
Sheet1 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 3774.71 1146.37 4921.08 984.22
births Infant Mort Rate 200/1000=.2
984.22
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StClement year childrenadults 1854 1 1 1855 0 0 1856 1 3 1857 5 9 1858 7 4 1859 3 8 1860 4 8 1861 8 2 1862 10 6 1863 6 3 1864 8 6 1865 11 6 1866 11 6 1867 6 5 1868 3 3 1869 12 1 1870 14 6 1871 24 8 1872 14 4 0.59 1873 16 7 170/101 1874 6 5 1.68 1875 8 8 1876 14 10 1877 13 8 1878 11 10 1879 9 14 1880 13 10 1881 13 11 1882 8 11 1883 15 8 1884 19 11 1885 11 6 1886 12 8 1887 316 216 1.46
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INFANT AND MATERNAL MORTALITY
216 babies died before age 1 in 1800s per 1000 population 1900 6-9 women died of pregnancy and 100 infants died before age 1 per 1000(CDC)
Of recorded deaths in Warren Township 50% were children. 98% still born and baby deaths not reported in Warren Township.
In 1900 in some U.S. cities, up to 30% of infants died before reaching their first birthday (1). Milk pasteurization, first adopted in Chicago in 1908, contributed to the control of milkborne diseases (e.g., gastrointestinal infections) from contaminated milk supplies. The discovery and widespread use of antimicrobial agents (e.g., sulfonamide in 1937 and penicillin in the 1940s) and the development of fluid and electrolyte replacement therapy and safe blood transfusions accelerated the declines in infant mortality; from 1930 through 1949, mortality rates declined 52% (4). The percentage decline in postneonatal (age 28-364 days) mortality (66%) was greater than the decline in neonatal (age 0-27 days) mortality (40%). Maternal mortality rates were highest in this century during 1900-1930 Most births occurred at home with the assistance of midwives or general practitioners. Inappropriate and excessive surgical and obstetric interventions (e.g., induction of labor, use of forceps, episiotomy, and cesarean deliveries) were common and increased during the 1920s. Deliveries, including some surgical interventions, were performed without following the principles of asepsis. As a result, 40% of maternal deaths were caused by sepsis (half following delivery and half associated with illegally induced abortion) with the remaining deaths primarily attributed to hemorrhage and toxemia (2). (CDC)
Warren Union Cemetery has 150 recorded child markers Since Warren Union Cemetery has about 1000 burials add 150-200 infant deaths due not recorded Add 50% of 1000 = 500 likely child burials to unmarked graves
Economic History Association Table http://eh.net/encyclopedia/article/haines.demography Fertility and Mortality in the United States, 1800-1999 ChildTotal Life Infant Birth Woman Fertility Expectancy Mortality YEAR rate a Ratio b Rate c d Rate e Rural rate 1800 55 1342 7.04 220 slightly higher 1810 54.3 1358 6.92 220 less knowledgeable 1820 52.8 1295 6.73 220 doctors 1830 51.4 1145 6.55 220 220 1840 48.3 1085 6.14 220 220 1850 43.3 892 5.42 39.5 216.8 220 1860 41.4 905 5.21 43.6 181.3 200 1870 38.3 814 4.55 45.2 175.5 190 1880 35.2 780 4.24 40.5 214.8 230 1890 31.5 685 3.87 46.8 150.7 180 1900 30.1 666 3.56 51.8k 110.8k 130 1910 29.2 631 3.42 54.6l 96.5l 110 1920 26.9 604 3.17 57.4 82.1 100 1930 20.6 506 2.45 60.9 60.1 180 average 1940 18.6 419 2.22 64.9 43.2 1950 23 580 2.98 69 26.8 a Births per 1000 population per annum.
e Infant deaths per 1000 live births per annum. So 40/1000=.04
the population
of Warren Township was249 in 1837, 337 in 1840, and 421 in 1845. In 1850 700-750. There was even quicker growth as population figures show. 997 in 1854, 1335 in 1860, 1468 in 1864, 1938 in 1870, 2214 in 1874, 2401 in 1880, 2384 in 1884, 2423 in 1890, 2592 in 1894. 1904 population of Warren Township was 2498.
1850 1851 1852 1853 1854 1855 1856 1867 1858 1859 1860 1861 1862 1863 1864 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 200 100 20 750 800 850 900 997 1000 1100 1180 1200 1300 1335 1360 1380 1400 1468 1500 1600 1700 1800 1860 1938 1000 500 100 32.48 34.64 36.81 38.97 43.17 43.3 47.63 51.09 51.96 56.29 53.4 56.3 57.13 57.96 60.78 62.1 66.24 70.38 74.52 77 74.23 1146.37 1871 1872 3 4 5 6 7 8 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2200 2200 2200 2200 2230 2300 2300 2300 2384 2384 2384 2384 2400 2400 2423 2500 2500 2500 2592 2600 2600 2600 2600 2600 2500 2500 2498 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 76.6 76.6 76.6 76.6 76.6 84.26 84.26 84.26 84.26 78.5 80.96 80.96 80.96 83.92 83.92 83.92 83.92 84.48 84.48 76.32 78.75 78.75 78.75 81.65 81.9 81.9 81.9 81.9 81.9 75 75 74.94 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75
1920
2500
births Infant Mort Rate 200/1000=.2
75 3774.71 1146.37 4921.08 984.22
984.22
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + = + + + + + + + + + + + + + + = + + + = -
St Clement Cemetery From 1861-1897 there were 15 child burials for every 10 adults average And these are just the ones that made the record book. There were actually more. year children adults 18 yrs over 2x 1854 1 1 1yr 12x 1855 0 0 1 yr 4x 1856 1 3 4 yr 3x 1857 5 9 1858 7 4 -2x 1859 3 8 1860 4 8 1861 8 2 aaa 4x 1862 10 6 -2x 1863 6 3 1864 8 6 1865 11 6 -2x 1866 11 6 -2x 1867 6 5 1868 3 3 1869 12 1 12x 1870 14 6 +2x 1871 24 8 3x 1872 14 4 0.59 +3x 1873 16 7 170/101 +2x 1874 6 5 1.68 1875 8 8 1876 14 10 -1.5x 1877 13 8 1878 11 10 1879 9 14 1880 13 10 1881 13 11 1882 8 11 1883 15 8 -2x 1884 19 11 -2x 1885 11 6 -2x 1886 12 8 316/216 1.5x 1887 15 17 1.46 1888 24 7 +3x 1889 11 8 1.48 1890 17 10 366/248 -2x 1891 9 13 1892 13 6 +2x 1893 9 7 1894 8 8 1895 14 18 1896 21 10 +2x 1.51 1861-1897 1897 15 12 bb 451 299 1898 1 9 prior to 1900 1899 5 9 Only 28 markers found listing children 478 350 1.37 1900 6 8 1901 6 13 1.35 1902 1 6 1903 6 7 1904 8 8 1905 5 10
+ + + + + -
1906 1907 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921
15 12 0 2 4 14 12 5 11 8 6 14 6 13 2 13 6 12 14 11 5 4 2 3 593 513
-1.5
-3x -1.5
0.87 1.16 Only 28 markers were found listing children
1 Markers found for children prior to 1900 2 Bierman aurelia Jun1895 20mo 3 Campbell Margaret aug 1879 4 Dunn Thomas d 1859-ag 15 5 Thomas Oct 27 1858 15 yrs 6 Engleman Aloysius 1875 2 mo 21 days 7 Finn John 1884-1884 8 Finn Margaret 1880-1881 9 Friedhoff Valentin b 1856 10 Gill Annie d 1880 ag 12 11 Groesbedk Alice Leona 12 Groesbeck Remi 1878 Oct 1879 13 Halmich Ehantz 1828-1835 14 Halmich Augus 1838 15 Japes Angela 1822-1838? 16 Japes Maria E 1861-1886 17 Kaltz Edna 1882 1883 18 Klinghammer William 1869-1876 19 Magam Bridget 1866 a 9 months 20 Rickabus Frank 1885-1892 21 Friedhoff Valentin 1855 22 Rozanna Mary 1878- 1891 23 Rumph Rosa d1884 4 yrs 24 Rumph Caecelia d 1884 ag 2 yrs 25 Schnioblen Margarate d 1875 11 yrs? 26 Schuster Baby 27 Trombley Wilbert 1880 ag 17 28 Wold Johnny 1888-1891 ag 2
Bickman Frank 1900 or 01- 1902 Grene Clifford Feb 1902-Jun 22 1902 Grobbel 1901 1911 may Jenuwine Harold J 1901-1919
Death Records from Macomb County records 1889-1917 Record shows Name date of death sex & color married single widowed age YMD place of death cause, birthplace, occupation, parents, residence, date of record. However sometimes the writing is difficult or impossible to read particularly the first capitalized letter of names. These record clerks who did not write clearly should be whipped. And where are the missing records? Wes Arnold negative 3203 year 1889 Buckley Sarah A 1889 Mar 8 widow ag 73 record No 254 cancer in chest b NY IN WUCR7-27 Berger Mary 1889 Apr 6 ag 9 rec255 par Chas & Catherine Berger inflammation of brain POSSIBLE WUC Giesler Frank 1889 Nov 4 ag 68 rec 256 blood poison Ackerman William 1889 Mar 26 ag 55 farmer son of Geo Cancer in stomach Voylit Chas 1889 May 5 ag 59-6 b Germany inflamation of Lungs Miller Christine 1899 June 24 ag37 b Germany cause confinement POSSIBLE WUC Miller Wiliam 1889 Sept 5 ag 2m14d par Christian & Christine Summer Complaint POSSIBLE WUC Rumeper Anthony 1889 July 2049 widower b Germany Farmer cause Fine Hagen Henry 1889 aug 20 ag18y10m single snoof Henry & Mary Inflamation of bowles Henst or Henlt John 1889 Aug 28 ag3mo par Frank & Unineni Wes Arnold negative 3205 page 12 year 1889 Elliott Barbara 1889 July 10 ag 2d record 265 Joseph & catherine cause unknown Parsh Peter 1889 Aug 24ag 66 married b Germany Farmer John & Margaret cause Bright disease Weimert Lizzie 1889 June 25 ag 2m Carl & Mary cant read cause Warslnier or Manshuer Caroline 1889 May 17 ag 52 married b Germany inflamation of bowles Warslnier or Manshuer Fredericck 1899 May 23 married ag 52 Cause Cunmmm Suicide Ceredo ? Jhn 1889 Aug 10 married ag78 heart disease Warner Mary 1889 Jan 1 ag 8 Joseph & Caroline Diptheria POSSIBLE WUC Warner Louisa 1889 Jan 2 ag 5Y8M Joseph & Caroline diphtheria POSSIBLE WUC Delor unknown 1889 Mar 18 female white still born Souts Mary 1889 Mar 26 ag 14M crmuuuifes Parents Wm & Maggie sieds Schuste unknown 1889 Nov 10 Female White Par Julnn schulte & Mary schulte stillborn Helelsbrand Paul 1889 sept 1 b Germany farmer Heart disease Paul & Rose Heldebrand Germany RESHOOT 3307 FUZZY p 311 Miesel Louis 1889 Oct 14 ag50y8m married farmer John & Rose Lymthoid femes possible WUC Gill Anna 1889 Oct 30 ag17 2 single John & Affa Gill diphtheria POSSIBLE ST CLEMENTS N?aubre Julia 1889 Aug 15 ag49 married Bter denika emily denicke Belgium Consumption Prieles ? Henry 1889 Uos 10 ag 3y4m Henry Prieles Mary inflamation of bowles Lyones Clifton 1889 Sept 29 ag 3mo A C Lyons Cilly Lyons unknown cause Tharrett Maria 1889 Aug 7 widow ag 82 record 282 b England Pralysis of Heart IN Warren Union Cemetery 9-14 Arnold, blank 1889 Sept 10 female white in Romeo Edward &Mattie Arnold Michigan above neg 3208 below 3309 RESHOOT FUZZY V or H ollman 1890 June 11 Male W single ag? Doebler Carl 1890 Dec 17 single 1m 14d Wm Doebler Anna b Warren Lung Fever Robeck Anna 1890 Mch 14 ag 70 widow b Germany cause unknown Schoenberg Mary 1890 apr 7 ag 62 married b Grermany Dysentary Rocko George 1890 Sept 24 ag 6M august Rocka Mary Germany/Mi heart failure Springer Eddie 1890 Sept 6 ag 10M Geo Springer Mary Germany/MI inflamation of bowles Steffens Mary 1890 May 11 ag 7d Evarts Permaniah 1890 Nov 14 ag82 widow Paralysis rec 237 IN Warren Union Cemetery R7-3
Smith Mary 1890 May 30 ag 34 married b NY Paralysis POSSIBLE WUC Tharrett Josephine 1890 Apr 26 married ag 26 Joseph Metro Mary Metro Warren Inflamation of lungs possible Warren Union Cemetery for Josephine. Operficius Mary 1890 Feb 25 ag 29y 6m married Henry Prigel Mary Erin MI cause La Grippe Weingartz Joseph 1890 Sept 30 ag 8 Michael & Emma Weingartz Warren Typhoid Fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Weingartz Anna 1890 Oct 31 married ag 36 par Peter J Wolff & Mary Typhoid fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Groesbeck Anna 1890 Oct 31 ag36 cause consumption b Canada Ontario Groesbeck Mary E 1890 Dec 24 ag 1y7m par L J & Anna consumption PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS rec 226 below Wesley Arnold's image 3211 Tharrett Loren M 1890 aug 23 single ag26 teacher Robert Tharrett & Diana Warren TyphoidFever POSSIBLE WUC Hogh or Hoyt James W 1890 Dec 13 ag 75 married b Connt farmer YellowJaundice Norris Amanda 1890 Jan 4 ag 69 b NY married Consumption Buckley John L 1890 May 12 ag 33 married farmer b MI John & Margaret of warren Drownded rec 239 IN Warren Union Cemetery 7-26 Gill Peter 1890 Apr 3 ag 79y2m21d married gravel in bladder b France rec 240 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Gill Elizabeth 1890 June 1 ag78y1m married b France Dropsy PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Measel Daniel 1890 Mch 27 ag 45y6m married farmer Jacob & Elizabethboth deadYelloJaunidice POSSIBLE WUC Stumifs 1890 Sept 30 Stillborn Peter & Bertha Stumfs Stauch Jascob 1890 Nov 25 ag84 widower Bavaria Cooper Heart Disease March baby 1890 Sept 17 ag 2d female Fred & Mary unknown Shaldron Wm 1890 sept 26 ag 26 single laborer Chas & Vergil Shaldron Consumption Eluart Francis 1890 Sept 27 ag 6y4m Frank & Francis Scarlet Fever rec 247 img3211 Wes Arnold's negative 3213 follows can't read b Bavaria Cooper Heart disease March 1890 Sept 17 ag 2d Fred Mary cause unknown Shaldron Wm 1890 Sept 26 single ag 26 Chas Vergil Shaldron Consumption Elwart Francis 1890 Sept 20 female ag6y4d Frank. Francis scarlet fever rec 247 Rose August 1890 Feb 13 ag 1mo Chas/Matilda cause unknown Qualman Henry 1890 May 18 ag 11y b MI John/Sophie Diphtheria IN Warren Union Cem 30-53 Esnren Sophie 1890 Mch 18 ag 33 married b Germany Childbirth Wasmund Almra 1890 Aug 27 ag 16 Fred/Elizabeth Wasmund Typhoid Fever Vanloo Lena 1890 June 15 ag1y6m d in Hantramck cause unknown Boehm Rose 1890 Aug 14 ag 2m Wm & Henrietta consumption Lerve or Lewe Joseph 1890 Apr 6 ag2y Oscar & Anna Lerve drowned George, Ernma 1890 Mch 28 ag 15John & Mary George heart disease Wes Arnold's image 3215 starts record 218 page 39 Measel Maggie 1891 Oct 11 ag 7 Diphtheria par Gotfreid & Maggie Warren POSSIBLE WUC Schulz Minnie 1891 Aug 22 ag 13mo smmml Hallman stillborn 1891 Oct 1 male stillborn Jacob & Anna Kline Mary 1891 March 14 ag 95 widow old age born Germany Keisler Frderika 1891 July 13 ag 36 married cause unknown par Carl & Frederika Engel Ave stillborn 1891 Aug 12 Fritz Ave Minnie Ave Halsey Elisah 1891 Aug 3 male 81 married old age b NY Farmer rec 234 possible Warren Un Cem
Norris John N 1891 Aug 9 ag 67 widower blood poison b NY farmer rec 225 IN WrnUnCem 13-19 Rodka Christ ? 1891 Sept 17 ag 67 widower Dropsey b Germany farmer Desgrandchamp Anna 1891 Oct 17 ag 5 Diphtheria parents Henry and Maggie of Warren Tromblley Petre 1891 May 20 ag 38 married Heart disease b Mi parents Edward b Gros Pte Jelia Heisner Edward 1891 May 28 17mo Consumption Gustiv Heisner & Lizzie of Warren Hetlen L L 1891 Jan 16 ag 39 married Blood poison b Canada TELEGRAPHING pat John & Justine b London Canada Carpenter Joel 1891 Nov 17 ag 30 single consumption labor par Jack & Arlene of Utica Bartels Otto 1891 July 27 ag 26 married heart disease farmer par Herman Bartels Jennia of Warren POSSIBLE WUC Rubenett Mary 1891 Feb 26 ag64 married La grippe b Gaemany Spankie Julia 1891 Sept 4 ag 6mo summer Complaset par Jacob & Antonette Spankie of Warren Wolff John 1891 Aug 1 ag 8y 9m bits 7 Cramps par Anthony & Joanna of Warren Klaukie Anna 1891 Dec 15 asg 10y 2m bright disease par Louis & Mary Klaukie of Warren Dedenbach stillborn 1891 Oct 12 female Goek Augusta 1891par Michael & Appolnia Recherd John 1891 Nov 12 ag 5mo consumption b Arkansas par Peter Richert bFort Smith Ark Goik Augusta 1891 Sep 19 ag 7y 1m female inflamation Bohmer sophia 1891 apr 6 ag 70 single Wes Arnold image 3217 page 40 first record 241 Kochie Anna 1891 June 20 ag 74 widow Disease of Heart b Batvaria Rinke Mary 1841 Dec 20 ag 12 Typhoid Fever par Joseph & Mary of Warren VanDamme Mary 1891 July 16 ag 6m summer comiphel par Rine & Jennie of Warren Verhoven Vitoraer Henry J 1891 Aug 12 married ag 39 typhoid fever par Henry & Isabelle of Detroit Mullen John 1891 Feb 26 ag 71 married Consumption farming Hessell Jacob 1891 Oct 18 ag 66 widower Consumption Prussia farming Possible Bunert Cemetery Bladkett Adeltech 1891 Feb 17 male single age 2mo Congestion of Lungs far Alfred & Matglne Blackett of Warren Oplsfcius stillborn 1891 Aug 16 male 1 day cause unknown par John Mary Opfufcius of Warren Blackett Norman 1891 Mar 9 ag 8mo Measels par Walter Blackett Rose of Warren Measel Jacob 1891 July 5 ag 23y 11m single Typhoid Fever par Daniel & Doethea Measel of Warren POSSIBLE WUC VerHoven Mary 1891 Dec 14 ag 2y 6mo Diptheria par Henry Verhoven Lizzie of Warren Guum Anna 1891 Oct 17 ag 73y 4 mo widow paralysis b Germany par Bruene Beuenr of Germany Esmen William 2mo summer complaint rec 226 1892 Rotarius Joseph 3y scarlet fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Rotarius Mary 1y 1m scarlet fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS sb= still born note there are many Minde Ida 21y 4m Typhoid Fever Kern Anna 62 cancer Soatman Minnie 75 La Grippe Mass John 83 La Grippe sb Heisner Ernstine 24 Child Birth Vohs Frank 32 Blood Poisoning Bathu John 8 Diphtheria Gipperich Anthony 9 Brain Fever Kuser John 6 Dropsey Progoshie Auguse 13y 10m falling tree
neg 3221 1892 rec 241 Rickibus Paul 7y 10m Scarlet Fever Frank & Rose POSSIBLE WUC Strich Lydia 17mo Colera Henry Minnie POSSIBLE WUC Schreibre Frederika 95 Old Age Schoenherr Mathias 1m 7d canker son Kaltz Gertrude 73 female complaint PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz John J 78 La Grippe PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Henry 74 Bright Disease PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Engel Wand 2m Whooping Cough Henry Henritta POSSIBLE WUC Berger Nielie 7m Frtz Charles Mary POSSIBLE WUC Nutro Richard 1y 3m Frtz Jorirn Robert 8m inflammation Borhun Joseph 1y 7m Scarlet Fever Peck Roy Feb 16 1892 11m Scarlet Fever E H Peck Rose IN Warren Union Cemetery 7-14 Peck Perl E daughter 4y Scarlet Fever E H Rose POSSIBLE Warren Union Cemetery R7 Miller Clara 5m Brain Fever Measel Margart 51y female complaint POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold negative 3223 entry 206 year 1893 Berger Esmelia female 3m Summer Complaint POSSIBLE WUC Kott Martha 74 Dropsy Harlman Frank 17y 6m malarial fever Hallman Felix 15m consumption Rose Carl male 87y 7m 9d Old Age Oct 2 1893 b Germany single farm work rec 210 IN Warren Union Cemetery 42-36 Sherer Wieliden 19y inflamation of lungs see Warren Union Cemetery R 35 POSSIBLE WUC Yastock Anna 1893 60 heart problem Thuret Peter 2m 9d May 18 1893 inflamation of lungs par John Emma POSSIBLE WUC Ulrich Ludwig 49 suicide by hanging farmer unknown par fm b germany sb sb Wes Arnold neg 3225 year 1893 and 3227 Herzog Mary 35 consumption Klinghouner Catherine ag 65 insanity Pensien John 77 1893 heart disease Marsh Fred 50 consumption Jackson Isaac 37 Aug 2 1893 married Laborer par James Emma suicide by hanging POSSIBLE WUC Kramer John 59 Heart Diseae Walpf Maggie 47 coupisne enb Grubrman Mary 54 Bright Disease Brocke Euuua 20m Scarlet Fever Moore Oliver rec 226 June 5 1893 widower 80y 11m 21d Disease POSSIBLE WUC Horn Anna 81 0 0 married June 15 1893 Old Age Metro Joseph 65 Dec 18 1893 married paralyzing stroke POSSIBLE WUC Drges Mathias 40 married Crushed under a horse Wes Arnold negative 3227 Halsey Magdelich ag 90 Old Age POSSIBLE WUC Keiser frank 11m Summer Complaint
Brozoskie Fo male 1d cramps Vohs John 75 La Grippe sb Kidd Ellen Sep 30 1893 rec 236 single 52 Consumption b England par Thomas Hearn Cady Mi & unknown see IN Warren Union Cemetery 24-5 Gelach Elizabeth 1d Fits sb Marsh Louis 37 Consumption Miller Christian 52 widower consumption Wes Arnold negative 3229 1893 page 69 Beyrr? Edward 3m Summer Complaint Wennan Emelia Beyrr Wolff Sophie 8m Sclded Heard PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Lehuand Mary 35 Typhoid Fever Weig Leuisa 26 Lvd 1894 Sterling Heart problem Weig Herman 16m Feb 1894 inflammation of lungs par Henry Lerua POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Andrew Jan 1 6 1894 ag61 inflamation Relese Theadore 1m 7d cause Fits sb neg 3233 year 1893 red 237 Berger Lawrence Apr 1894 ag 9m inflammation of lungs Charles Catherine POSSIBLE WUC Meckler John 66 inflammation of lungs Zimmerman John ag 84y 2m no cause sb Engel Minnie 19 inflammation of heart POSSIBLE WUC Hoste Celia 3m burial site unknown Sricker Jacob 62 Heart Disease Rick Ella 5m stomach cramps Rumpea Jacob 73 Consumption Smitz Joseph 87 Consumption Halsey John M 67 enargement of liver POSSIBLE WUC Sterunc Gotlich widower 81 cause unknown neg 3235 1894 NEED RESHOOT TOP Peck or Reck Ella rec 225 June 2 1894 ag 5m stomach cramps POSSIBLE WUC Rumupea Jacob 73 Consumption Smitz Joseph 87 Consumption Halsey John W 67 enlargement of liver POSSIBLE WUC Sterner Gotlich widower 81y 6m unknown Beebe Charles April 22 1894 age 30 married fever of brain undertaker POSSIBLE WUC Gerlach Ben 17 Bright Disease Smith Leverne 87 widower aplexy Schroeder John 46 Bright Disease 4d Klein Mauda 8 Fits Wes Arnold image 3237 year 1895 Weinert Charles 4m Summer Complaint Charles Mary Schuster Catherine 80 Feb 25 1895 widow La Grippe
Arnold neg 3238 1895 rec 240Kaltz Frank Nov 4 1895 ag52 marr suicide by hanging PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Nancy Dec 19 1895 46 widow exhaustion PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kramer Amanda Feb 21 1895 ag17 single consumption PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Hartsig Rose apr 14 1895 mar 23 consumption Charles Steffens Fraser MI rec 243 IN Warren Union Cemetery 41-31 Stagel Mary mar ag 73 La Grippe Stolzenfeldt Walter 3d fits Young Mary June 18 1895 mar 63 suicide by drownding POSSIBLE WUC Groesbeck Jary J Mar 31 widow 58 malaria fever Minde Christine Jan 29 1895 widow 86 old age Schnell frederick mar 68 Paralytic stroke Gill George 1895 mar ag 51 inflammation of lungs PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Dergrandschamp Grace 3mo La Grippe PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Gill abbie 1895 female marr 51 Yellow Jaundice PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Bierman Mary 1895 2mo unknown Bierman Tracy female mar 29 Consumption Ferneion Frederick 1895 single 32 epeleptic fits Hoste Francis 2d unkn Hoste Lawrence 1895 7d unkn Spankie Lee 3 mo Croup Kline Fredericke female marr ag60 6m smallpox Fox Josephine 36 marr Dropsey of heart Geise Henry single 76 Dropsey of heart Mellman Paul 1895 single 30 Bright Disease Wes Arnold negative 3240 pg 96 Christell Michael 1895 single 23 Typhoid Fever b Germany Metre Stella 1895 Cholera inflemation 2y Steffens Ernst Dec 1895 marr 89 Consumption POSSIBLE WUC rel Ackerman G?roellinger Oliver S male marr 65 Abces of liver Cromie James 1895 mar 64 appendicitis Brin or Bun Jerome 1895 male marr 31 Catark of stomach Mitchell Rbt mar 40 accidental shooting POSSIBLE WUC Davy Charles Dec 16 1895marr 88 Consumption b England rec 271 farmer IN WUC 21-5 Hajt Ellen 1895 female widow 80y 7m Stroke b Scotland Engelhert John C 1895 male single 61 Dropsy of Heart Miller Maggie 1895 single 19 insanity par Peter/Maggie POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold neg 3241 1895 Wegand Frank1896 1y 5m Inflamation of brain PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Lambert Roseanne 1896 mar 88 Dropsy of Heart Miller George Dec15 1896 2y 4m diphtheria Fa dead Mary Miller POSSIBLE WUC Neg 3242 1886 Miller Jacob Nov 30 1896 marr 35 gasoline explosion burnt to death farmer Peter/Margaret POSSIBLE WUC Christill Christine 1896 fe marr 67 Typhoid Fever Otto Anthony 1896 male single 3m cramps par Jacob Mary Otto Otto Jacob 1896 1d burial site unknown
Davy Eliza J Oct 26 1896 female single 68 Bultae Paralysis rec 267 POSSIBLE WUC Wills Catherine 1896 widow 79 Paralysis b Germany Stanley Bernard Oct 9 1896 1y 8m croup James & Ernestine Stanley rec 269 IN WrnUnCem 18-6 Sinn Armilin female sep 3 1896 2y Croup Louis Sinn Armelia Sinn Tanner Ida Jan 15 1896 marr 25 bright disease David /Alice Wilson of Warren rec 271 In Warren Union Cemetery 3-17 Lyons Rose Aug 8 1896 8m water on brain Arelne Lyons Lullie Lyons rec 272 POSSIBLE WUC Smith Dora June 27 1896 fe marr 35 tumer b Canada rec 273 IN Warren Union Cemetery 9-21 Puffpaff Aloune 1896 3y 11m diphtheria Christ Puffpaff Nilhdmina Herekel Lusuia 1896 fe marr 80 hear disease Hovey Edward 1896 marr 68 cancer of stomach Bolt Fritz 1896 widow 74 ? rupture of bowels b Germany Roberts Elizabeth 1896 marr 28 confinement mo elizabeth Crottel Roberts Edith 1896 15d fa Thomas Roberts unkn Ramus William 1896 marr 62 dropsy of heart b ger Shmidt Agusta 1896 single 28 Consumption Spanke Theodore 1896 1y 6m whooping cough par Michael Matilda spanke julia 1896 7y diphtheria spanke Peter 1896 5yrs diphtheria Spanke Mary 1896 4y diptheria Spanke Julia 1896 11m diphtheria neg 3243 Hallman Clara 1896 6y Paralysis Glass Joseph 1896 single 77 Old Age Hoxey Edward May 7 1896 marr 68 Cancer of Stomach b MI farmer rec 289 IN Warren Union Cemetery 11-16 Kramer Leo 1896 14m Deonning PROBAB LE DROWNING Weagand Susan 1896 3y scalded in hot water Jacob, susan Weagand PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz raymund 1896 2m Inflamation of brain PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Mathias Dec 1896 widower 80 suicide took poison PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Wolff anna 1896 ag bronkchitis Boelem Enis 1896 marr 82 consumption b Switzerland Range Mary 1896 marr 78 cancer of womb Buzzell Julis C 1896 marr 60 consumption neg 3244 1897 Miller Leo 1897 8y diphtheria POSSIBLE WUC Gotterhalk John 1897 marr 64 Consumption Saks Margaretta 1897 marr 38 Consumption neg 3245 1898 Burg Furesa widow 72 cancer b Germany Horn John blush Wm 1898 widower 84 Hall Clide 1898 2m coleria infantund Karn Peter Jan 10 1898 ag42 5m marr Consumption b Germany farmer Peter/Mary Apple rec 183 IN Warren Union Cemetery 32-29 Menda Ludwig 1898 marr 55y 9 Corn of spine
neg 3246 1898 Opther Frederick March 6 1898 marr 61y 5m 16d sucide shooting self b Germ farmer BernardOpther Enright Katherine 1898 marr 59 Heart prob neg 3247 1898 Stager Michael 1898 wodower 84 peralysis b Baveria Miller Peter 1898 marr 71 La Grippe POSSIBLE WUC neg 3248 1897 Retike Ricke 1897 female marr 78 heart disease Hartung Arthur 1897 2y Summer Complaint Peters Antoine 1897 marr 54 Bright Disease Beckuoyek Charles 1897 single 22 accident Gottishalk John 1897 marr 68 Consumption Glass Thoplial 1897 single 19 Typhoid Fever Gander Elizabeth 1897 4y Dropsy Krsitmeyer Mary 1897 marr 62 dropsy Brury Elizabeth 1897 marr 68 Goip Webti august 1897 8y diphtheria Wolf Minnie 1897 marr 50 Consumption Henke Emma oct 3 1897 ag 10y Scarlet Fever par Frank Wilmina Henke Conrad ag 12y Oct 12 1897 Scarlet Fever Frank Wilmina Henke Leonard 1897 ag 14y Oct 14 Scarlet Fever Frank Wilmina Hartman John 1897 marr 73 Old Age baby burial site unknown Henke Peter 1897 ag 2m Summer Complaint Freidthoff John 1897 marr 84 Old Age neg 3249 1898 Desgrandchamp Henry marr 43 stroke of Lightening PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Rush John marr ag 72 Cronic Rhumanatism Metro Frank R July 19 1898 ag 1y 10m Calera Inflamation par Jos & Agnes Giddly POSSIBLE WUC Sarr Rudy 1898 5m 18d inflamation of stomach Chris Louisia Schultz Beamman Henry 1898 marr 38 appendacitis Gorobman? Charley widower ? R was found dead 78 neg 3252 1898 p 147 Relese Albert 1898 2m Cloera Inflamation Rasch Daine 1898 5y 5m Bloody Pox Centerline MI Bertha Geisler neg 3253 1898 soft focus Malberg Jacob 1898 ag 89 marr c int4estine Unknown Nov 3 1898 gunshot wound to head Simonds William Nov 11 1898 marr 68y 7m 8d injury and drowning b Canada Physician Cramer Joseph H 1898 marr 82 8 6 cancer of face b Germany farmer Maithias, Bronila Schudl Hanselhckin dick? Ag36 Smith William 1898 41gun shot in head POSSIBLE WUC neg 3255 1899
Rinke Roland 1899 1y 11m Measels par Joseph A Lizzie Gill Loring Howard 1899 2y stick Lsyiead Ernest Loring Edith Cinnber H N?olingham Peter J widower 77 bronkidas Phelps Harriet 1899 widow 76 Consumption Lafever Amelia 1899 widow 74 arte emdpcp;dos Cole Pearl Bertha 1899 10m animnaria par John H Cole Persta Sass POSSIBLE WUC Blackett Thomas 1899 widower 80 Old Age neg 3257 1899 not clear Kufna Julia 1899 marr 46 appoloxy Paul Mason Eva Brickaldia Klein Margaret 1899 ag 88 genild debility Peter Klein neg 3258 1899 Ziegler Cardman? 1899 marr 78 dropsey John Hollee Martina Kasofler Berger Joanne 1899 marr 28 acute userma POSSIBLE WUC Weingartz Anna Gertrude Jul 3 1899 marr 79 hydopanitis b Germany fa Jos Miller Jackson Elizabeth 1899 widow 86 disentry POSSIBLE WUC Zushtke Gerd Lum John 1y 2m thnberg brain Henry Zuhlke Alma Westphal Englehart George 1899 single 37y 11m gast ulcer neg 3260 1899 Tucker Amelia 1899 marr 57 cithsis Pecas Carline 1899 17y 6m Consumption Henry Preasl Mary Gruun neg 3261 1899 Measel Maggie marr 49 dropsey POSSIBLE WUC Schultz Eva A 1899 5mo Ertseter Guston Schultz Mary Knapp neg 3262 1899 Perira Casdial 1899 marr 55 Catachel dyspipsis fa Daniel Peasal mo Smist Baier William 1899 marr 75 hernia POSSIBLE WUC Holder John 1899 marr 75 brchal enotdman neg 3263 1900 Casnnch Mary Jane 1900 widow 78 embolism Speiler Margaret 1900 marr 53inflmation of stomach neg 3264 1900 Smedt Sophia 1900 marr 77 congestin of lungs Hobsig Agnes May 1900 5m connalmon Martin Hobirg Eliz Rittes Minick Cyrell B 1900 1m cholera Infantam Anthony Frances Grobbel Vanhause Marie 1900 3m cholera August Vanhause Kate Englebird Jesip Hubert 1900 marr 63 heart failure Cramer Magline widow 85 heart trouble Schalce Godfred 1900 widower 86 heart trouble Magemann Angeline 1900 male widower 85 found dead Conrad Louis 1900 marr 64 distrophy of heart neg 3267 1900 Ellis Daniel 1900 3y 2m Scarlet Fever George M Ellis Mary Minteu Forester Anna 1900 marr 81 Cardica failure Detloff Howard 1900 3m eeuton colitis Jacob Detloff Eliz Brockmiller neg 3268 1900 p203 Range John 1900 marr 78 Dropsy
neg 3269 1901 Kange Henry 1901 widower 77 sinle Bebility Schulte Lusie 1901 4y 3m ceptalmal John schulte Mary Rotariaris Ruhlmann Margaret 1901 marr 57 cerebral Hemmorage Berhns Bertha 1901marr 40 chronic heptitus Wes Arnold neg 3270 Brann John A 1901 marr ag74 obstruction in liver Diegel Henry 1901 marr 61 Cerebral Abcess Englebert Barbara 1901 marr 68 Consumption neg 3271 yr 1901 Teisen John Sr 1901 marr 72 endocarditis Halmich Wm 1901 single 24 Consumption neg 3272 Herzog Albert marr 1902 ag88 Dropsy Qualmann Sophia Feb 5 1902 marr 55 8 11 diabedies b Germany Henry Fosel Margaret Gano Germany IN Warren Union Cemetery 30-53 neg 3274 1902 Keller Arnold ? 1902 ag 1y 6m bron he Pneu POSSIBLE WUC Marker Fred 1902 marr 79 apolexy Dagen Anna 1902 17 Pulmonitis Schmidt John 1902 widower 81 Bright Disease POSSIBLE WUC Vohs Frank 1902 ag 7y bronchitis heart failure Smith Barbara 1902 widow 71 chronic hypertriphy POSSIBLE WUC Winter Lizzie 1902 ag16 Puralent Buicastitis Kurtmeyer George 1902 senile dibility neg 3275 1902 Beahl 1902 single 18y 8m Pulmonary of heart Fink Mary E 1902 marr 76 smiality cherne Bufts Smith Catherine 1902 widowed 84 cerebral apoplexy POSSIBLE WUC Englebert Andrew 1902 widower 65 capillary bronchitis Morace Ferdinand 1902 ag 8m 4d Whooping cough Bery Benjamin 1902 24 bronchitis Hoff Fred B 1902 marr 62 degeneration Heart Kaley Mary 1902 widow 80 asthma Withopp Charlott 1902 marr 28 pulmonary Tuberculosis neg 3278 Aonent Karl Gottleib 1903 78 arsalysis Schultz August 1903 single 17y 10m RR Accident farmer August Caroline Shaffberg Mvlicht John C 1903 widower 90 senility Wes Arnold neg 3280 1903 Lambert Daniel 1903 3d brain congestion Daniel Elizabeth Lleaser Edwin 1903 divorced 53 intestinal nephritis neg 3281 Sprnke Mary 1903 marr 36 Lepsimna neg 3282 Schmidt Christine widow 90 Old Age POSSIBLE WUC Hasekow Wm H C 1903 marr 66 Dropsy D?losal Gotlib 1903 widow 81 disease of heart
Otto Jacob 1903 single 73 Bright Disease neg 3284 Justock Bernard 1903 widowed 82 liver Desgrandchamp Jass 1y jaundice Parzauke Joseph 1903 ag 5y 5m diphtheria Parzauke Elizabeth 1903 2y 10m diphtheria neg 3285 1903 Sirgre ? Fvniy 1903 marr 74 cerebral hemmorage Roseman John 1903 marr 70 asthemia Wes Arnold neg 3286 1904 Schartz Elizabeth 1904 ag 11y 2m diphtheria neg 3287 1904 Kern Peter 1904 widowed 77 suicide by poison North Fred 1904 marr 67 influnza Otto John J 1904 marr 71 bronchitis Moran Charley 1904 ag 4y 8m diphtheria neg 3288 1904 Warner Mary1904 widow 88 Dropsy POSSIBLE WUC neg 3289 and 3290 1904 RESHOOT Hoffmayer John A 1904 widower 81 inflamation of stomach Rampe Elizabeth 1904 ag 6m entrnatis Bunert Aug E G Mar 18 1904 mar 71 8m 21d cause Pathaplige ??of ?head b Germany Gotleib PROBABLE CLINTON GROVE CEMETERY Wilson William Mar 22 1904 marr 85 6 21 senile-- b Canada farmer John Wilson unk IN Warren Union Cemetery 6-24 neg 3291 1904 Schlass Joseph 1904 marr 68 Consumption Delong Henifacha 1904 female 8y 3m measels Delong Katherine 1904 ag 6y 5m measels Gaff John 1904 widowed 85 Bright Disease Henke Frank 1904 mar 68 Bright Disease S or I ilang S or D elia 1904 single 20 membermann coupe Schoenberg Willard 1904 ag 1m inflamation jaunice Harn Fred 1904 divorced 65 suicide by hanging Foidhoff Anna 1904 widow 85 car dropsey Masch Charles 1904 mar nepbristis POSSIBLE WUC Busch Cardia A marr 82? heart failure POSSIBLE WUC Sinn Amelia 1904 marr 42 pulminary oclusive Ramus Edward 15d immatism Ramus Wiliam 1904 ag 8y 10m scarlet fever neg 3294 1904 Herzig John 1904 single 17 TB Grobble Sophia 1904 ag 8 diphtheria PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Otto John 1904 marr 79 Bright Disease Stofenfield Ernst 1y 4m chola infinitis Minde baby 21d infantitius Brohl anna 1904 marr 63 chorea Cramer Anna 1904 marr 64 infl heart Heuesmer Arthur 1904 ag 14 rehumatism hitis
neg 3296 1904 Vohs Elizabeth widow 88 fermdypiferia Schmidt Bachea 3d inflamation of heart 1904 POSSIBLE WUC Sergar Louise 1904 marr 40 ulcer of stomach Gottschall Caroline 1905 widow 66 pneumonia Seigar Martin 1905 single 18 apendacitis Proctar Elixabeth widor 75 heart disease neg 3298 1905 Minick John 1905 marr 70 Minda baby aphisated Ralberg Mary widowed 85 senility Kass Louise 1908 marr 26 heart trouble neg 3300 yr 1908 Miller William 1908 marr 90 senility Possibly in Warren Union Cemetery Orinman Carolina ? 1908 marr 79 ? Enright James 1906 widower 78 typhus O?styberg Mary 1906 widow 76 ? Miller Christine 1906 widow 87 senility POSSIBLE WUC Elwart John 1906 single 19 ? ? neg 3301 need reshoot 1906 record 13 Marthias charles neg 3302 1906 start record 15 Bolms Laura Susan 1906 7m14d Enteritis Tharckat ? John 1906 marr 42 general infection Herzag Emma 1906 ag 14y 5m Bolils Andmaitis Wes Arnold's negative 3303 p 305 1906 Baikslay Henry 1906 mar 69 Enteritis cataraka Bailoly Lizzie 1906 marr 24 burned to death Malnert Gustave 1906 marr 61 inflamation of bowles neg 3304 1906 Rickenbusch James Edward 1906 ag1y 8m infection POSSIBLE WUC Baker Robin 1906 ag 4m 4d colera infantum Miller Mathias 1906 marr 70 carimona POSSIBLE WUC eg 3305 1906 Nedalius baby 1906 3m 3d cholera infantum par Joseph Richa Anna 1906 widow 80 dysentary S?math ? PorathWilliam 1906 marr 84 senility neg 3306 1906 Tharret Robert Sep 3 1906 marr 69 8 3 cause ?cranatatic Insufficiency b MI farmer John/Maria IN Warren Union Cemetery 8-3 Pengr Clara 1906 single 14y 8m gunshot in neck ? 3m female sleo calitis Grschash Erstine 1906 marr 70 nighriatis Curew ? Mary 6y 8m intestinal inflamation Scharf Marmim 1906 10m dysentery S or G ahart Joseph 1906 marr 29 ? Typhoid Fever M or W or L arch Wilamina 1906 widow 70 heart failure Stanley Elizah 1906 marr 74 chronic nenlitis neg 3309 1906 retake
C ? uning William 1906 marr 72 betarah of stomach S ?piyer lizabeth 1906 marr 69 simiplegia S? elander Anna 1906 marr 74 neglritia Frishaff Daimaert ? D 1906 single 10 plursy P ?adaline August 1906 single 7d Whooping cough neg 3310 1906 Hartsing Karl 1906 marr 50 La Grippe POSSIBLE WUC Kaltz Anna M 1906 widow 69 heart failure Miclike Amanda 1906 single 17 supperstine oritic Wes Arnold neg 3312 1807 fuzzy Wolf Mary 1807 widow 78 heart trouble Groesbeck Trssey ? Jenny widow 92 sinility Qualmann? Wm 1907 marr 72 heart rerigitation POSSIBLE WUC Distl? Margaret 1907 widow 79 ? Di ? Mary 1907 marr 44 ? diarraha Henelke? Mannie? 1907 widow 67 bright disease Bachul Charles 1907 widower 76 austyus Spanke Albina? 1907 1m 3d abces of bowel Hunt? Cilia 1907 marr 71 heart prob Miller Margaret 1907 widow 72 apoplexey Measel George elmer? 1907 1y 1m 22d entenitie Millar Raymond 1907 1y 11m Spaane Jackson Mary 1907 10m 22d cause ? POSSIBLE WUC Hasly? Edina 1907 3y entritis Hartnen ? Wido1907 w 86 hemmorage refused to take medicine B?arthiers ? George 1907 single 16 diphtheria Tese ? ? 1907 widower 94 senility Halsey Mary 1907 widow 71 heart POSSIBLE WUC baby 6m etra galitie ? ? 1907 marr ag 61 heart disease Seblef ? Peter 1907 marr 79 cerebral hemmorage G?ender Christian 1907 marr 80 senile aaralyris neg 3314 1907-1908 Grobemenn Agusta 1907 marr 65 bronchitis Hartzig William 1908 marr 77 cerebral hemmorage POSSIBLE WUC Grabman ? Charles 1908 widower 68 suicide Spens Viola 1908 2y 1m 20d valuoulua Hurth Minnie 1908 marr 60 heart failure Berger Anthony P 1908 1m 22d cropus pnem McClelland James E 1908 marr 37 murder by Deieslin? Hernian 1908 widower 43 Pula tube Sacks Martin Jr 1908 single 18 accidental Wieg Wilhemina 1908 marr 75 clemie C POSSIBLE WUC Kuss John 1908 marr 78 satistimal Ramual Rachael 1908 widow 79 heart Schild Charles 1908 marr 71 chronic heart POSSIBLE WUC Kaiser Charlotte 1908 marr 75 valnula Nadalin Leo 1908 8m 11d ? Boramb Richard 1908 widower 42 ?
Wasmond Elmer J 1908 2m 20d ? Gattrckalke Otto 1908 single 27 ? Lefence Charles Philip 1909 ag 1y 11m Bathke Raymond Adolph 1909 16y 10m ? Stinmatz Johana 1909 marr 80 ? see 3315 for causes neg 3316 1909 Hund Lena 1909 widow 81 nephatitis Tuginsky Wenslow 1909 single 10d connuulaina Lefevre Rose 1909 marr 46 uterine hemmorage Densawtl ? Arthur 1909 9m 30d ? Milys ? Rmil 1909 single 21 autmonarz Hartsig Chatherine Jul 23 1909 widow 66 7 17 Bright Disease b Germany George Busch b Germany mo Unk IN Warren Union Cemetery 21-31 ? Viola 8m ? Dencitar? Frank single 23 inflamation of bowel Parth Henritta 1909 widow 81 diarah Old Age ? female single 17 Typhoid Fever Nidiel S?rales 1909 marr 46? ? Girkins ? Barbara ? 1909 Widow 84 Wiegand Gella Christine 1909 8y 10d Jeak Charles ? 1909 marr 68 Cramer ? Jack? 1909 marr 78 Clmnkers? ? 1909 marr 65 Smith ? Packial 1909 POSSIBLE WUC C?isker Edward? 2Y 1909autmonarz Cihst Christine 1909 widow 74 ? ? 1909 24 male neg 3318 fuzzy 1910 ?Parau?er Henry 1910 single 19y 10m 5d Barta ? Lawrence Frank? 1910 8d H?artwell James 1910 widow 76 about Marsh Nalene 1910 marr 34 P?ermarar Rickey? Married 71 1910 Garing Bessie Augusta 4m 29d 1910 Van Lao Inine 21d 1910 Miller Jacob married 71 1910 POSSIBLE WUC Beierman Mary male yes married 78 1910 Otto Hearl 2m 22d 1910 S?chlaf Mary widow 64 1910 Nagan Mary marr 64 1910 Neusner William marr 72 1910 Rinke Leo 2y 4m 1910 Altermatt Josephine marr 70 1910 Scheryz ? Helga 5m 5d 1910 Rumph Franke marr 44 1910 Zander Sarline widow 80 1910 Peters Rose 2m 25d 1910 Paeason Ina single male 73 1910 Kaltz Andrew widower 82 1910
neg 3320 1910 Mary mary Ellen (yes correct) 22 single 1910 Geisler C ? arlara widow 84 1910 Ma?sasala Gibart male 2y 6m 1910 Beadt Bertha marr 32 1910 Hearnn Amanda Tisher marr 32 1910 Hill Frederick marr 49 1910 Weingartz Sof?iare baby 1910 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Giff Anna widow 98 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Tuzinski John 1y 7m 1911 Hallmeyer Uaulin females 59 1911 Buechel Jeanette single 7y 7m 1911 Kutchey Joseph marr 72 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Gettiechart William widow 72 1911 Runnfa ? Alexander male 9y 1911 Grobbel John marr 43 1911 Bickman John marr 90 1911 Stolzenfeld Dora 1m 1911 Springer Josephine widow 85 1911 Prieks Mita female 7y 1m 1911 Bickman Fredericke widow 80 1911 Gosing Paeisne Augusta 4m 29d 1911 Grobbel Viola ? 10Y 1m 1911 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Nummer Conrad widower 79 1911 Miller Anthony S 1y 1m 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold negative 3322 1911 Miller Andrew E 1y 1m 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Ehens ? Paudha female marr 28 1911 Peters Conrad 2m 23d 1911 Mills Henry single 63 1911 Zimmerman Martina ? Widow 66 1911 Schulte Elizabeth widow 83 1911 Dachow ? Lawrence 1y 10m 1911 Buckolz ? Ray 7y 10m 1911 Brickaly Ernin 5y 1m 1911 Scheffler Anna 69 1911 P or Razanke Wangeloue marr 75 Martz Charles marr 42 1911 POSSIBLE WUC Newell Richard marr 60 1912 Radoff baby 1912 Radoff baby 1912 Kutchey Maglan 4m 7d 1912 POSSIBLE WUC Martion Clifton 5y 3m 1912 Cramer Tillie 24d 1912 Mesel Leona 6m 23d 1912 Patulski Steve 19 1912 Engle Henry C marr 64 1912 Hinkey William marr 25 1912 Rullman Charles marr 59 1912
Wes Arnold negative 3324 1912 Lorenz Ernest Sr Mar 22 1912 widower 79 3 25 Heart problem IN Warren Union Cemetery 37-43 Weins Rosa marr 57 1912 Otirler Cristina widow 89 1912 Jenuine Elizabeth marr 57 1912 Hall or Chall Ella Anna 5y 7m 1912 Donezalski Mary marr 31 1912 Kereyton Julius single 42 1912 Priehs Lauisa marr 32 1912 June 29 Priehs baby same date as above June 29 1912 Dachow Norma 13y 1912 Raeder August marr 47 1912 Dama Reno Van marr 51 1912 Hartung Augusta widow 88 1913 Vasks Herald G baby 1913 Wintelman Walter George 2m 1913 Schoenherr Mary 10m 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Beyer Mary widow 82 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Wiegand Mary marr 44 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Jacob Elna C 1m 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Smith Rose baby 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Miller Anna widow 47 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Smith Genevauve 11y 4m 1913 Smith Ida 6y 3m 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold neg 3325 year 1913 Roseman Wilhelmina widow 79 1913 Minde Casroline 4m 9d 1913 Bendt Johana widow 78 1913 Prazowska Edna 1y 5m 1913 Jackson William 1y 2m 1913 POSSIBLE WUC Braum Mary Barbara widow 84 1913 Grobbel Francis 21 single 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Buechel Joseph J marr 73 1913 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Nass John widower 79 1913 Schnell Charlotte widow 81 1913 Wolff Charles widower 69 1913 Wirgan Maria marr 58 1913 Sculte James John baby 1914 Otto Lucy widow 82 1914 Maran Victor widower 60 1914 Daniel Henry widow 84 1914 Kaltz Gertrude marr 66 1914 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Schultz George E 20 1914 Lorenz Walter 5m 25d 1914 POSSIBLE WUC Bolam Ellen marr 61 1914 Caplan Samual marr 66 1914 Qualmann Charles marr 69 1914 POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold negative 3326 yr 1914 Groth George marr 63 1914
Metter Edward J baby 1914 Weins Joseph J baby 1914 Peters Ssylvester T or J 11m 1914 Bousson Leona 4m 1914 Masch Clarence 2y 8m 1914 POSSIBLE WUC Beste Elizabeth marr 76 1914 ?S or D mitz John marr 70 1914 Kaltz George marr 58 1914 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Brgorwska russell 4m 1914 Oelmke Frederick marr 42 Non 17 1914 Rumka Joseph 26 single 1914 Zrinrisic Frank 11d 1914 Koehler Catherine widow 79 1915 Preim Leslie Arthur 8y 10m 1915 Elward Frances marr 64 1915 Sucsat Alzon 1y 1915 Masch Walter 1y 6m 1915 POSSIBLE WUC Schmidt stillborn 1915 Ryan Mary widow 69 1915 Brenker Sofie 1y 2m 1915 Heassner Amelia marr 46 1915 Rader Fredereck widow 69 1915 Fleishaus Angeline married 21 1915 Roetmann Henry marr 76? 1915 S ?A team William marr 61 1915 Robinett Elizabeth marr 59 1915 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaiser Christina male widower 86 1915 POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Mary marr 70 1916 Gimble Alvin 4d 1916 Cramer Daniel marr 60 1916 Wiegand Mary single 14y 5m 25d Mar 15 1916 Kutchey Frank widower 83 1916 POSSIBLE WUC Hoock Frederick 6m 1916 Wolfe Hubert J 1y 1m 1916 Kutchey Michael marr 74 1916 POSSIBLE WUC Ulrich Herbert 9m 11d 1916 Irwin Homer single about 35 1916 Kott Matilda single 24 1916 Wes Arnold negative 3328 Krings Gertrude marr 55 1916 Rickabus Pauline marr 31 1916 POSSIBLE WUC S or A heeler John widow 77 1916 Desgrandchamp Lucelle 6m 12d 1916 Schlaf Joseph P marr 41 1916 Kaltz Mary marr 72 1916 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Bohm Edward 9y 7m 1916 Bohm Peter 6y 11m 1916 Smith Rose marr 44 1916 POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Magdalena widow 69 1917
Rozanka Anna widow 71 1917 Busch John widower 75 1917 POSSIBLE WUC Smith baby 0d 1917 POSSIBLE WUC Grobbel Elizabeth widow 87 1917 PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Brawn Leonard marr 43 1917 Brohl Joseph widower 73 1917 Berger Barbara widow 78 1917 POSSIBLE WUC Ohnke Elizabeth marr 55 1917 Witt Herman Albert 10y 2m 1917
DISEASES in 1800s Consumption is an old name for tuberculosis (TB) that describes how the illness wastes away or consumes its victims. TB is "an ancient enemy" that has plagued humankind for more than five thousand years. The Greeks called it phthisis, and Hippocrates advised his medical students against treating it, because it was almost always deadly, and a dead patient was bad for business. Caused by a highly contagious bacterial infection, TB is blamed for 20% of the deaths in 17th-century London and 30% of those in 19th-century Paris (as depicted in Moulin Rouge). In those days, the disease proved deadly for about 80% of its victims. It's estimated that TB has killed over 1 billion people in the last two centuries. In the past, patients were usually sent to a sanatorium, where a healthy climate (fresh air) and good nutrition were believed to combat the infection. Later, pneumothorax was used, a treatment that collapses the lung then allows it to heal. In the 1940s, advances in science led to the development of several drugs that proved effective against TB. The incidence of the disease began to drop, and it was believed that TB would be extinct by 2010. Unfortunately, TB is far from being a disease of the past. An effective course of drug therapy lasts 6-8 months, and many patients discontinue the antibiotics before completing the whole regimen. To make matters worse, the TB strain continues to mutate and evolve, becoming more and more drug-resistant. And poverty and the AIDS epidemic, which weakens the immune system making it ripe for attack, have also helped lead to a resurgence of the disease. Every year, about 8 million people contract TB and 3 million die from it. Diphtheria (Greek (diphthera) "pair of leather scrolls") is an upper respiratory tract illness caused by Corynebacterium diphtheriae, a facultative anaerobic Gram-positive bacterium.[1][2] It is characterized by sore throat, low fever, and an adherent membrane (a pseudomembrane) on the tonsils, pharynx, and/or nasal cavity.[3] A milder form of diphtheria can be restricted to the skin. Uncommon consequences include myocarditis (about 20% of cases) [4] and peripheral neuropathy (about 10% of cases).[5] Diphtheria is a contagious disease spread by direct physical contact or breathing the aerosolized secretions of infected individuals. Historically quite common, diphtheria has largely been eradicated in industrialized nations through widespread vaccination. In the United States for example, there were 52 reported cases of diphtheria between 1980 and 2000; between 2000 and 2007 there were only three cases[6] as the DPT (DiphtheriaPertussisTetanus) vaccine is recommended for all school-age children. Boosters of the vaccine are recommended for adults since the benefits of the vaccine decrease with age without constant re-exposure; they are particularly recommended for those traveling to areas where the disease has not been eradicated. Scarlet fever is a term used for strep throat with a rash. Scarlet fever is most common in children ages 2 to 10, but it can affect people of any age. Scarlet fever is caused by streptococcal (strep) bacteria, the same bacteria that cause strep throat. There are many different strains of strep bacteria, some of which cause more serious illness than others. The type of strep that infects the throat and causes scarlet fever is called group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus (GABS). It is characterized by: Sore throat Fever Bright red tongue with a "strawberry" appearance
Characteristic rash, which: is fine, red, and rough-textured; it blanches upon pressure. appears 1248 hours after the fever. generally starts on the chest, armpits, and behind the ears. spares the face (although some circumoral pallor is characteristic). is worse in the skin folds. These Pastia lines (where the rash runs together in the armpits and groin) appear and can persist after the rash is gone. may spread to cover the uvula. The rash begins to fade three to four days after onset and desquamation (peeling) begins. "This phase begins with flakes peeling from the face. Peeling from the palms and around the fingers occurs about a week later."[3] Peeling also occurs in axilla, groin, and tips of the fingers and toes.[4] Diagnosis of scarlet fever is clinical. The blood test shows marked leukocytosis with neutrophilia and conservated or increased eosinophils, high erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and C-reactive protein (CRP), and elevation of antistreptolysin O titer. Blood culture is rarely positive, but the streptococci can usually be demonstrated in throat culture. The complications of scarlet fever include septic complications due to spread of streptococcus in blood and immune-mediated complications due to an aberrant immune response. Septic complications -- today rare -- include ear and sinus infection, streptococcal pneumonia, empyema thoracis, meningitis and full-blown sepsis, upon which the condition may be called malignant scarlet fever. Immune complications include acute glomerulonephritis, rheumatic fever and erythema nodosum. The secondary scarlatinous disease, or secondary malignant syndrome of scarlet fever, includes renewed fever, renewed angina, septic ear, nose, and throat complications and kidney infection or rheumatic fever and is seen around the eighteenth day of untreated scarlet fever. Typhoid fever, also known as typhoid, is a common worldwide illness, transmitted by the ingestion of food or water contaminated with the feces of an infected person, which contain the bacterium Salmonella enterica enterica, serovar Typhi. The bacteria then perforate through the intestinal wall and are phagocytosed by macrophages. Typhoid fever is characterized by a slowly progressive fever as high as 40 C (104 F), profuse sweating and gastroenteritis. Less commonly, a rash of flat, rose-colored spots may appear. Classically, the course of untreated typhoid fever is divided into four individual stages, each lasting approximately one week. In the first week, there is a slowly rising temperature with relative bradycardia, malaise, headache and cough. A bloody nose (epistaxis) is seen in a quarter of cases and abdominal pain is also possible. Summer complaint Diarrhea, usually in infants caused by spoiled milk weaning brash, water gripes,
choleric fever of children, cholera morbus. acute gastroenteritis Cholera infantum: A common, noncontagious diarrhea of young children, occurring in summer or autumn. It was common among the poor and in hand-fed babies. Death frequently occurred in three to five days. Synonyms: summer complaint, weaning brash, water gripes, choleric fever of children, cholera morbus. acute gastroenteritis
The following is a list of diseases commonly cited in historic obituaries and death certificates and their present day equivalents. Historic Disease Modern description Ablepsy Blindness Ague Malarial Fever American plague Yellow fever
Anasarca Generalized massive edema Aphonia Laryngitis Aphtha The infant disease"thrush" Apoplexy Paralysis due to stroke Asphycsia/Asphicsia Cyanotic and lack of oxygen Atrophy Wasting away or diminishing in size. Bad Blood Syphilis Bilious fever Typhoid, malaria, hepatitis or elevated temperature and bile emesis Biliousness Jaundice associated with liver disease Black fever Acute infection with high temperature and dark red skin lesions and high mortality rate Black plague or death Bubonic plague Black pox Black Small pox Black vomit Vomiting old black blood due to ulcers or yellow fever Blackwater fever Dark urine associated with high temperature Bladder in throat Diphtheria (Seen on death certificates) Blood poisoning Bacterial infection; septicemia Bloody flux Bloody stools Bloody sweat Sweating sickness Bone shave Sciatica Brain fever Meningitis Breakbone Dengue fever Bright's disease Chronic inflammatory disease of kidneys Bronze John Yellow fever Bule Boil, tumor or swelling Cachexy Malnutrition Cacogastric Upset stomach Cacospysy Irregular pulse Camp fever Typhus; aka Camp diarrhea Canine madness Rabies, hydrophobia Canker Ulceration of mouth or lips or herpes simplex Catalepsy Seizures / trances Catarrhal Nose and throat discharge from cold or allergy Cerebritis Inflammation of cerebrum or lead poisoning Chilblain Swelling of extremities caused by exposure to cold Child bed fever Infection following birth of a child Chin cough Whooping cough Chlorosis Iron deficiency anemia Cholecystitus Inflammation of the gall bladder Cholelithiasis Gall stones Cholera Acute severe contagious diarrhea with intestinal lining sloughing Cholera morbus Characterized by nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramps, elevated temperature, etc. Could be appendicitis Chorea Disease characterized by convulsions, contortions and dancing Cold plague Ague which is characterized by chills Colic An abdominal pain and cramping Congestion Any collection of fluid in an organ, like the lungs Congestive chills Malaria with diarrhea Congestive chills Malaria Congestive fever Malaria
Consumption Tuberculosis Corruption Infection Coryza A cold Costiveness Constipation Cramp colic Appendicitis Crop sickness Overextended stomach Croup Laryngitis, diphtheria, or strep throat Cyanosis Dark skin color from lack of oxygen in blood May 26, 2006 Diseases of throat Cystitis Inflammation of the bladder Day fever Fever lasting one day; sweating sickness Debility Lack of movement or staying in bed Decrepitude Feebleness due to old age Delirium tremens Hallucinations due to alcoholism Dengue Infectious fever endemic to East Africa Dentition Cutting of teeth Deplumation Tumor of the eyelids which causes hair loss Diary fever A fever that lasts one day Diptheria Contagious disease of the throat Distemper Usually animal disease with malaise, discharge from nose and throat, anorexia Dock fever Yellow fever Dropsy Edema (swelling), often caused by kidney or heart disease Dropsy of the Brain Encephalitis Dry Bellyache Lead poisoning Dyscrasy An abnormal body condition Dysentery Inflammation of colon with frequent passage of mucous and blood Dysorexy Reduced appetite Dyspepsia Indigestion and heartburn. Heart attack symptoms Dysury Difficulty in urination Eclampsy Symptoms of epilepsy, convulsions during labor Ecstasy A form of catalepsy characterized by loss of reason Edema Nephrosis; swelling of tissues Edema of lungs Congestive heart failure, a form of dropsy Eel thing Erysipelas Elephantiasis A form of leprosy Encephalitis Swelling of brain; aka sleeping sickness Enteric fever Typhoid fever Enteritis Inflations of the bowels Enterocolitis Inflammation of the intestines Epitaxis Nose bleed Erysipelas Contagious skin disease, due to Streptococci with vesicularand bulbous lesions Extravasted blood Rupture of a blood vessel Falling sickness Epilepsy Fatty Liver Cirrhosis of liver Fits Sudden attack or seizure of muscle activity Flux An excessive flow or discharge of fluid like hemorrhage or diarrhea Flux of humour Circulation French pox Syphilis Gathering A collection of pus Glandular fever Mononucleosis
Great pox Syphilis Green fever / sickness Anemia Grippe/grip Influenza like symptoms Grocer's itch Skin disease caused by mites in sugar or flour Heart sickness Condition caused by loss of salt from body Heat stroke Body temperature elevates because of surrounding environment temperature and body does not perspire to reduce temperature. Coma and death result if not reversed Hectical complaint Recurrent fever Hematemesis Vomiting blood Hematuria Bloody urine Hemiplegy Paralysis of one side of body Hip gout Osteomylitis Horrors Delirium tremens Hydrocephalus Enlarged head, water on the brain Hydropericardium Heart dropsy Hydrophobia Rabies Hydrothroax Dropsy in chest Hypertrophic Enlargement of organ, like the heart Impetigo Contagious skin disease characterized by pustules Inanition Physical condition resulting from lack of food Infantile paralysis Polio Intestinal colic Abdominal pain due to improper diet Jail fever Typhus Jaundice Condition caused by blockage of intestines King's evil Tuberculosis of neck and lymph glands Kruchhusten Whooping cough Lagrippe Influenza Lockjaw Tetanus or infectious disease affecting the muscles of the neck and jaw. Untreated, it is fatal in 8 days Long sickness Tuberculosis Lues disease Syphilis Lues venera Venereal disease Lumbago Back pain Lung fever Pneumonia Lung sickness Tuberculosis Lying in Time of delivery of infant Malignant sore throat Diphtheria Mania Insanity Marasmus Progressive wasting away of body, like malnutrition Membranous Croup Diphtheria Meningitis Inflations of brain or spinal cord Metritis Inflammation of uterus or purulent vaginal discharge Miasma Poisonous vapors thought to infect the air Milk fever Disease from drinking contaminated milk, like undulant fever or brucellosis Milk leg Post partum thrombophlebitis Milk sickness Disease from milk of cattle which had eaten poisonous weeds Mormal Gangrene Morphew Scurvy blisters on the body Mortification Gangrene of necrotic tissue
Myelitis Inflammation of the spine Myocarditis Inflammation of heart muscles Necrosis Mortification of bones or tissue Nephrosis Kidney degeneration Nepritis Inflammation of kidneys Nervous prostration Extreme exhaustion from inability to control physical and mental activities Neuralgia Described as discomfort, such as"Headache" was neuralgia in head Nostalgia Homesickness Palsy Paralysis or uncontrolled movement of controlled muscles. It was listed as"Cause of death" Paroxysm Convulsion Pemphigus Skin disease of watery blisters Pericarditis Inflammation of heart Peripneumonia Inflammation of lungs Peritonotis Inflammation of abdominal area Petechial Fever Fever characterized by skin spotting Phthiriasis Lice infestation Phthisis Chronic wasting away or a name for tuberculosis Plague An acute febrile highly infectious disease with a high fatality rate Pleurisy Any pain in the chest area with each breath Podagra Gout Poliomyelitis/PolioPotter's asthma Fibroid pthisis Pott's disease Tuberculosis of spine Puerperal exhaustion Death due to childbirth Puerperal fever Elevated temperature after giving birth to an infant Puking fever Milk sickness Putrid fever Diphtheria. Quinsy Tonsillitis. Remitting fever Malaria Rheumatism Any disorder associated with pain in joints Rickets Disease of skeletal system Rose cold Hay fever or nasal symptoms of an allergy Rotanny fever (Child's disease?) Rubeola German measles Sanguineous crust Scab Scarlatina Scarlet fever Scarlet fever A disease characterized by red rash Scarlet rash Roseola Sciatica Rheumatism in the hips Scirrhus Cancerous tumors Scotomy Dizziness, nausea and dimness of sight Screws Rheumatism Scrivener's palsy Writer's cramp Scrofula Tuberculosis of neck lymph glands. Progresses slowly with abscesses and pistulas develop. Young person's disease. Scrumpox Skin disease, impetigo Scurvy Lack of vitamin C. Symptoms of weakness, spongy gums and hemorrhages under skin. Septicemia Blood poisoning Shakes Delirium tremens Shaking Chills, ague
Shingles Viral disease with skin blisters Ship fever Typhus Siriasis Inflammation of the brain due to sun exposure Sloes Milk sickness Small pox Contagious disease with fever and blisters Softening of brain Result of stroke or hemorrhage in the brain, with an end result of the tissue softening in that area Sore throat distemper Diphtheria or quinsy Spanish influenza Epidemic influenza Spasms Sudden involuntary contraction of muscle or group of muscles, like a convulsion Spina bifida Deformity of spine Spotted fever Either typhus or meningitis Sprue Tropical disease characterized by intestinal disorders and sore throat St. Anthony's fire Also erysipelas, but named so because of affected skin areas are bright red in appearance St. Vitas dance Ceaseless occurrence of rapid complex jerking movements performed involuntary Stomatitis Inflammation of the mouth Stranger's fever Yellow fever Strangery Rupture Sudor anglicus Sweating sickness Summer complaint Diarrhea, usually in infants caused by spoiled milk Sunstroke Uncontrolled elevation of body temperature due to environment heat. Lack of sodium in the body is a predisposing cause Swamp sickness Could be malaria, typhoid or encephalitis Sweating sickness Infectious and fatal disease common to UK in 15th century Tetanus Infectious fever characterized by high fever, headache and dizziness Thrombosis Blood clot inside blood vessel Thrush Childhood disease characterized by spots on mouth, lips and throat Tick fever Rocky mountain spotted fever Toxemia of pregnancy Eclampsia Trench mouth Painful ulcers found along gum line, Caused by poor nutrition and poor hygiene Tussis convulsiva Whooping cough Typhus Infectious fever characterized high fever, headache, and dizziness Variola Smallpox Venesection Bleeding Viper's dance St. Vitus Dance Water on brain Enlarged head White swelling Tuberculosis of the bone Winter fever Pneumonia Womb fever Infection of the uterus Worm fit Convulsions associated with teething, worms, elevated temperature or diarrhea Yellowjacket Yellow fever
Notable known deaths
Warren Rev Abel born August 3, 1789 and died Sept 5, 1862.
Wilson Moses 27-28 b Nov 6, 1803 Landaff, Putnam Co NH, d Feb 22, 1838 Warren Mi Gesch Ferdinand* Mar 1842 Jul 1879 Metro Phebe 1869-* STONE FACE DOWN Metro Geo 1867 1920* Metro Stella 1893 1895* Metro Richard 1891 1892* Metro, Frank b Warren d Jul 24, 1898 Skinner-Reddick Alonzo May 21, 1826 Sep 6,1898* Skinner-Reddick Ida dau or A & EJ Skinner Oct 23, 1879 ag 20 Tanner Ida A Apr 23, 1871 d Jan 15, 1896 dau of David & Alice Wilson* Giff Effenie 3-25 d Jun 15,1888 ag 70 Thistherod William 3-29 west Dec 28, 1881 ag 4 1m 5d white stone presented from Grandpa Giff* Diselrod Lambert Feb 2, 1844 Apr 7, 1892 ag48 Gamble John d Feb 5, 1895 ag62 7mo * Walker Louis C 4-13 1869 May 7, 1898 ag 22-10-11 son of B Walker & Mary Hoyt Kirchner Marie Justine wife of Theo Kirchner Feb 25, 1824 Sep 6 1885* Cole Elvin ag 3 1867 1870* Cole Elvin ag 3 1867 1870* Cole Clara R May 9, 1869 Jun 3, 1884 * Tatro Francis 5-25 1843 1885 low stone Harwood Ahas 5-28 1790 Dec 10, 1867 ag 78* Tatro Francis 1843 d1883 Oct 19, ag39*5-27 5-29 Hoard Levi Jun 24, 1807 Jan 20, 1888* CIVIL WAR VETERAN V5 Hoard Lucina wife of Levi Hoard Sep 7, 1807 Oct 28, 1886 * Evarts Wallace Oct 26, 1885 7-2 ag 76 yrs* Evarts Permaniah 1890 Nov 14 ag82 widow Paralysis rec 237 Evarts Alison A May 27, 1886 ag 38 7-4 Hoxsey James son of E Hoxsey Aug 27, 1854 Mar 22, 1887* 7-9 Pereira M J Jan 20, 1843 May 2, 1919* CIVIL WAR VETERAN V6 Pereira Cordelia his wife MJ Dec 18, 1843 Dec 2, 1899 * Pearsall Ira C Nov 3, 1891 ag 56 yrs Pearsall William son of Iria and Anna d Sep 9, 1876 ag 2 yrs Buckley John L uncle* 1890 May 12 ag 33 7-26 Buckley Sarah A 1889 Mar 8 widow ag 73 Peck Martha R wife 1860 1878* 7-31 Tharrett Julia dau of R & D d Apr 17, 1874 ag 1yr 28 ds*8-7 VanFleet Frederick d Sep 27, 1888 ag 73* VanFleet Judiah H Mar 21, 1846 May 27, 1864* VanFleet Frankey Oct 15, 1861 Oct 4, 1863* just under 2 years VanFleet Theodore F Jun 23, 1842 Sep 18, 1864* CIVIL WAR VETERAN V7 Cartwright 9-2 John F son of F W & E d Feb 19, 1869 Cartwright ag 2yrs Murthum Minnie A wife of Wm Apr 22, 1884 ag 19 Tharrett John d Apr 22, 1876 ag779-13 Tharrett Maria d Aug 7, 1889 ag 809-14 Tharrett Theadore son of J & M d Jul 27, 1860 ag 11 9-13 Tharrett Willie R son of A & E d sep 17, 1885 ag2 3 Tharrett Theodore, son of J & M d Jul 27, 1860 ag 11 yrs 9-17
Cartwright 9-2 John F son of F W & E d Feb 19, 1869 ag 2yrs Murthum Minnie A wife of Wm Apr 22, 1884 ag 19 Smith Dora 1859 1895* {Smith Dora June 27 1896 fe marr 35 tumer 9-21 Smith W H MD Oct 4, 1856 Dec 26, 1899* Harwood Alma E d Jul 11, 1882 ag18yrs Harwood Byron E d Aug 14, 1884 ag 17ys Harwood Elmer d Dec 9, 1861 ag 6mo* Harwood Elmira d Sep 22, 1851 ag 2yrs 4ms 21ds dau of A & E G Harwood*11-7 Hoxsey Almeda dau of Edward and Margaret Jun 15, 1851 Dec 17, 1856 ag5 11-14 Hoxsey Edward Jul 26, 1827 May 6, 1896* Hoxsey Margeret d Jul 25, 1884 wife of Edward ag 50yrs Hoxsey Catherine wife of George d Dec 21, 1875 ag 8311-20 Hoxsey George d Apr 12, 1867 ag 67yrs11-21 Gillett Peter died May 13, 1862 age 73* west side had foot stone PG11-27 Sylvester Royce stone on east side11-27 Gillett Sally wife of Peter Gillett d Apr 16, 1851 age 60 yrs* had foot stone SG11-29 Gillett Mary dau of P & S d Feb 28, 1863 ag 39 yrs11-30 Jane wife of Fredrick banks d Sep 4, 1874 ag 74 Gillett Jane Jan 11, 1817 May 17, 1897 on Wm monument* Barton Oliver Jan 31, 1822 Mar 15, 1897* Barton Frances M wife of Oliver born Apr 13, 1826* Barton Chloe d May 16, 1850 ag 69 yrs John H Barton d Dec 5, 1856 ag 76 yrs Davy Isaiah May 4, 1822 May 31, 1891*12-13 Davy Willie R son of Isaiah & Sophronia d Mar 13, 1855 ag 5 ys 9ms 18ds*12-16 Davy Izora A dau of Isaiah & Sophronia d Mar 3, 1855 ag 3 ys 7ms 6ds*12-16 Denizon James Orison son of Avery and Mary d Mar 18, 1842 ag 20 ys 2m 6d*12-17 Denison David son of David and Mercy L djUL 26 1853 ag27 9 6* MARKER MISSING Denison Elsey Hough wife of D A d Oct 23, 1840 ag 24 5ms 1 dy*12-21 Royce Sylvester W d Jul 12, 1862 ag 47ys 7ms + foot stone 12-27 Royce Mary J d Dec 12, 1867 ag 48y 11m 6ds had foot stone Our Mother 12-27 Wood Sylvia A Nov 10, 1838 Sep 3, 1880 on the Mary Barr stone*12-29 and daughter Mary A Barr Oct 23, 1860 Jun 9, 1881 only 19 ys old Ames Elton M Jun 9, 1867 Nov 5, 1867*13-3 Van Antwerp Sarah wife of Wm d 1867 ag 75y flat on ground13-5 Ames Polly wife of Smith Ames 1855 ag 48y by M Ames* Ames Smith husband of Polly d 1858 ag 51y by M Ames* Ames, Polly wife of Smith Ames d feb 15, 1855 ag 48y 5m 12d stone Polly by M Ames Ames Smith husband of Polly died Feb 3, 1859 aged 51y Van Antwerp Danl eldest son of Wm & Sarah d Mar 8, 1859 ag 47y 4m 16d* 13-10 SERIOUS TILT Van AntwerpSarah wife of William d Sep 4, 1867 ag 75 Norris John N *May 18, 1824 -1891 Aug 9 widower 67 blood poison b NY farmer MacCo rec13-19 Norris Amanda May 27, 1821 Jan 4, 1890 on John Norris stone* Brown Lydia Barclay d Sep 9,1864 ag 19y 7m 19d* 13-17 Brown Amanda Hall wife of N Hollister d Oct 23,1876 ag 61-13-18 Ames, Franklin Dec 6, 1803 Feb 22, 1880*13-26 possible unmarked grave wife of Franklin Ames Morehead Charles Adair Sep 16, 1865 ag24* 13-33 Barr Margarett wife of R C Barr d Feb 6, 1884 ag78y* 14-4 Barr Orlando D son of D C and P O Barr d Sep 15, 1863 ag1-914-7
Barr Mary A dau of RC & M Barr d Nov 8, 1850 ag 1y14-8 Barr Mary S 1860 1881*14-8 SEE 12-29 MARKER MISSING Barr Nancy E dau of R. C & M Jan 17, 1846 ag2 8ds* MARKER MISSING Barr Reuben C d Jan 7, 1873 aged 70y 10m* 14-9 Minns Robert Osborn son of Phillip and Mary Jane Aug 10, 1868 Jan 31, 1873 ag4y 5m 14-14 Minns Philip d Nov 25, 1889 ag74y 3m 14d*14-15 Minns Elisha W son of P & M J Minns d Aug 26, 1872 ag 2 mo 15 ds*14-16 Minns Mary Jane wife of Philip dau of E W & M Halsey d Jun 8, 1872 ag42*14-16 Halsey Mary Jane wife of Philip Minns dau of E W & M Halsey d Jun 18, 1872 ag42 1 m 26d *14-18 Elisha W Halsey d Aug 7, 1874 ag 88y 7m 9d also stones MOTHER, FATHER 14-18 possible [Halsey Elisah d1891 Aug 3 male 81 married old age b NY Farmer Macomb County rec 234] N H Lauria b Mar 4, 1874 d Jan 23, 1878 ag 3ys 8 mos 19ds had stone NHL MARKER MISSING M E Lauria b Mar 17, 1877 d aug 24, 1877 ag 5 mo 7ds had stone MEL Halsey Charley C son of N W and H E Halsey d Dec 8, 1859 ag 3ys 26ds*14-22 Cole Marilla wife of Moses Cole d May 11, 1864 ag 25ys 6mos 16ds had head stone14-26 unmarked grave Moses Cole Smith Harriet wife of Robert D d Feb 5, 1860 ag 51 8m 16d*14-27 Smith John B son of R D & H d Sep 7, 1858 ag 26 5m 13d had stone JBS*14-28 Gamble John son of B G d Aug 6,1869 ag 3mo 2ds*14-29 Smith Robert D Jan 11,1803 Jan 10, 1889 ag 86*14-33 Smith Esther G Apr 14, 1811 Sep 23, 1899 14-34 Mason J F May 17, 1862 Feb 22, 1899 had small stone Father*15-4 15-5 head stone FATHER Mason Willie J son of J G and E Mason b Mar 5, 1867 d Feb 15, 1871*15-8 Mason R Eltie son of J G & E Mason Aug 18, 1869 Jan 27, 1871 Halsey Olive A wife of Silas E Halsey d Sep 15, 1854 ag19* or 49 yrs Hoyt Ellen b Jan 29, 1815 Aug 20, 1895 on James stone*16-5 Hoyt James W Dec 8, 1815 Dec 13, 1890 on Ellen stone Royce Silvenus B d Dec 26, 1865 ag 51yrs 13ds* 16-18 spouce of Sylvenus Royce Royce Sylvester W d 1862 ag 47yrs* MARKER MISSING Royce Mary J d 1867 ag 48 yrs our mother* MARKER MISSING Bowden Margaret wife of B T Bowden d Dec 5, 1882 aged 55yrs 16-19 Gregory, Solomon died May 14, 1864 aged 75 yrs16-21 George S son of Salmon and Maria Gregory who died Feb 21, 1961 in the 28th year Kingscott John d Mar 25, 1863 ag 65 6mo 22ds stone JK* 16MARKER MISSING Kingscott Barbara Ann wife of John Kingscott d Mar 21, 1862 ag 66 16- 28 Hitchcock ? D 18? ?217? 16-27 NEEDS MARKER Hitchcock Louisa C wife of B F Hitchcock & dau of J & B Kingscott d Feb 28, 1863 ag2716-28 Glazier Jennison F d Dec 7, 1869 ag 65 10ms 29ds*17-3 Glazier Electra wife of Jennison F d Oct 3, 1892 ag 85y17-4 Sheire Laura E wife of Monroe Sheire & dau of J F & E Glazier d Nov 27, 1853 ag 17 17-17 Jones James Henry son of Northup and Mary d Jul 30, 1840 ag 10yrs17-17 Jones Lucy wife of Samuel Jones d Aug 13, 1847 ag 19 17-19 Jones Mary wife of Northup d Jun 5, 1855 ag 6317-21 Jones Northup d Aug 17, 1841 ag 58y Stanley Catherine Aug 1, 1805 Dec 25, 1884 on Washington stone*tall white old stone Stanley Washington d Feb 7, 1883 ag76y 6m 5d tall white old stone* 18-5 East. Stanley our Dau Elsie E Feb 2, 1897 Apr 29, 1897* little lamb stone [2m 27ds] 18-6 Stanley Bernard B our son Jan 24, 1895 Oct 9, 1896* little lamb stone [1y 8m 15d] {Stanley Bernard Oct 9 1896 1y 8m croup James & Christine Stanley }
18-7 west. head stones FATHER and MOTHER 18-8 west. Stanley Benjamin E d Apr 5, 1863 ag 31y 2m 22d* 18-26 Corey George W Corey d Oct 6, 1862 ag 49y 11m 4d stone on ground* 18-28 west. Corey William H son of Geo W & Narcissa b Jun 10, 1849 June 26, 1851 ag 2y 16d* unmarked grave MARKER NEEDED Corey Polly M wife of Geo W dau of Abr'm Freeland d Aug 14, 1844 ag 22y* MARKER NEEDED 18-28 west. Hitchcock Henry L d July 18, 1862 ag 34y 18-30 west.Hitchcock Thomas d Mar 21, 1868 ag73y 4m 22d* eight unmarked graves 18- Hitchcock Nelly A wife of Thomas * d April 27, 1874 ag 68y 24d MARKER NEEDED 18-37 west Hitchcock Melissa consort of Orley May 1,1816 Sep 10,1846 ag 30y Flynn Annie E 1849 1842 20-4 Gray Isaiah T Apr 16, 1852 Jan 11, 1885* Morris Robert d 1851 20-4 Morris Cyrena E wife of Robert d Mar 15, 1854 ag 54 Davy George son of Charles & Eliza J d Jan 4, 1849 ag 6 mo 21-7 Case Chloe wife of Emanuel Case d Jan 1, 1881 ag 61 on Case monument * Emanuel Case 1812 1898 father 21-13 Wright Robert C d Feb 20, 1867 ag 49 marking defaced flat on ground made in Detroit had stone RCW also foot stone in ground 21-14 Wright Anna M wife of Robert C Wright, England Apr 5, 1830 Mt Clemens Dec 12, 1894 21-16 Davy Rev Charles, Pioneer d Mar 22, 1883 aged 85y 21-17 Davy Lydia wife of Charles d Apr 23, 1872 ag 78 Heartsig G George son of W E &C d Feb 5,1857 ag3-1-11stone GCH * MARKER NEEDED Heartsig CatherineS dau of Louise&Catherine d July11,1876 ag10 mo15 ds* MARKER NEEDED Heartsig Mary E dau of L & A d Mar 14, 1852 ag 1 21-25 Wilson John d May 27, 1867 ag 71* + foot stone FATHER 21-26 Wilson monument tall old worn at far east side of row Wilson John Mar 31, 1796 May 27, 1867* PIONEER FAMILY Wilson Jane Nov 12, 1807 Sep 15, 1887* 21-28 Lewis Hartsig d 1862 aged 33 21-29 Heartsig Sara M dau of L & A d Oct 1, 1855 ag 3 mo* MARKER NEEDED unmarked grave 21-30 Hartsig L A Marin? daughter of Louis & Catherine d 1871 Hartsig Angeline wife of Louis May 10, 1828 Feb 17, 1862 ag 33 Unknown Soldier in area 21-34 Ebert George Aug 19, 1855 ag 49* MARKER NEEDED Susan Ebert d Mar 13, 1870 ag 71y 10d Erected by her son Jonas. stone SE* MARKER NEEDED Our dear Mother God grant her offspring may be blest old stone Ruban d Mar 13 1870 ag 4 cory? Case Emanuel 1812 1898 Father* Cline Alice dau of M & E d d Nov 1, 1861 ag 18 mo* 23-19 Jenney Leonard D 1861 1885 ag 24y 23-23 Jenney Horace P 1809 1849* Reddick Myrtie G Jun 27, 1881 Mar 25, 1885* stones MGR BR MOTHER Reddick baby Nov 30, 1886 Jan 28, 1887* 23-26 Warrenner monument tall gray worn stone Warrenner John Jun 1,1821 Nov 25, 1896* had foot stone FATHER 23-27 Warrenner Sarah Ann wife of John 1824 Oct 2, 1853 ag 26y 10m 20d * tall gray worn 23-28 Warrenner Sharlott W 2nd wife of John 1825 d Apr 8, 1862 ag 33y 1m 8d*
unmarked grave 23-30 Warrenner Lydia wife of John 1826 d Feb 22, 1882 ag 56 10 ms* stone LW Warrenner John G or C son of John and Lydia d Feb 24, 1871 ag 5y Willis Catherine d May 24, 1896 ag79* Benson Orin Jun 17, 1802 Nov 10, 1876* on Benson Monument Benson Lydia M Sep 23, 1814 Feb 4, 1892* 24-5 Ellen Kidd 1845 1893 Mother MC rec 236 Kidd Ellen Sep 30 1893 single 52 Consumption 24- Barton C Lucinda dau of R and E A d Oct 5, 1856 ag 1yr 8 m 13 ds* 25-1 Ames Willie son of J & L L Ames d Mar 22, 1862 ag 10 days* 25-25 Hoard Mary E dau of L & L d Mar 28, 1866 stone on ground ag 16 Hoard Levi son of Gurdin W d Apr 11, 1856 ag 3yrs 25-31 Soden Ellenor wife of Eugene d May 13, 1879 ag 27y Extine Geo D Feb 15, 1867 ag 2* stone GDE 26-8 McDowall Rev Ebenezer born in Fredericksburg, Canada West Jan 3, 1807 June 19, 1862 26-14 Bartels Christopher d Dec 8, 1887 ag 26y 26-17 Bartels Henry Oct 1, 1849 Mar 21, 1881 Our Brother stone HB* 26-18 Bartels Elle dau of J & H d Aug 11, 1877 ag 17 Bartels Johannah wife of H d Sep 13, 1886 ag 55 26- Bartels Charles G son of H & J d Oct 12, 1859 ag 1mo* 26- Bartels Harmon son of H & J d Mar 5, 1856 ag 1 mo Elias Beach d Oct 2, 1854 ag77y 8 m 5 dsflat on ground MARKER NEEDED Hannah wife of Elias Beach d Mar 18, 1862 ag 82 yrs 26-30 McCoy Ellen S wife of John d Apr 1, 1890 ag 85y 6m 5d* 26-31 McCoy John d pr 10, 1874 ag 71ys 10 m 26d* 26-33 McCoy Everett W Apr 21, 1834 Aug 16, 1872 Our Brother* 26-37 Young Ellen E wife of Christopher C d Jun 18 1855 ag 23y 1d * had stone EEY 26-38 Young Charles H son of CC & EE d Jan 23, 1854 ag 2 mo 19d* 26-38 flat stone usinda? d1856 she 27-6 Hartlin Elisobet frau von John d Jan 18, 1867 ag 54* TILTING 27-6 Hartlin Elizabeth 1813-1867 wife of John new stone Busch Anna Margaretha Dec 28, 1801 May 26, 1888* Busch John Frederick Nov 26, 1835 Mar 25, 1864* tall monument Busch John George Apr 20, 1805 Nov 30, 1895* 27-14 Pereira Charles son of M J & C May 16, 1866 July 5, 1866* 27-18 Pearsall Adelia d May 25, 1876 ag 2y 7m had foot stone AP 27-21 Elegty wife of Daniel Pearsal d Feb 28, 1860 ag 48 27-23 Daniel Pearsal Dec 16, 1804 Oct 13, 1874 had stone DP 27-27 Wilson Franklin H son of Moses & Anna d Apr 27, 1864 ag 30ys 10 mo 19ds foot stone unmarked 27-28 Wilson Moses b Nov 6, 1803 Landaff, Putnam Co NH, d Feb 22, 1838 Cordy George Jan 6, 1864 Nov 19, 1895 on Rickabus monument* Green Jennett dau of R & L May 16, 1867 ag 11ms 16ds * NEEDS MARKER 28-28 Wells Hannah L dau of John and Eliza d Jun 7, 1856 ag 1yr 4m* 28-44 Weig Heinrig Aug 11, 1849 Oct 2, 1882* Weig John Friedrich 1879 sep 6, 1895 also small markers Heinrig, John, Father* Ruth, FranzCarstrn no space Feb 20, 1818 Nov 16, 1890* 28-47 Ege Dhihe worn broken NEEDS CAREFUL READ unmarked grave 28-49 Keil Katherina Eho Gattin of Ludwig b in Rulisheim Hesson-Darmatadt Aug 21, 1814 Mar 28, 1881 ag 66 3m 17d-- *
Ludwig Keil Mar 12, 1820 Apr 24, 1885 28-51 Maerz Heinrich Ph Maers Mar 30 1835 Jan 6, 1892* Maerz Ludwig 1820 1885* Maerz Goorg W Oct 6, 1879 Jun 16, 1883* 29-21 Muller Christian Dec 23, 1842 Feb 14, 1892* 29-31 Pinnow Gottlieb Jul 25, 1813 Aug 16, 1887 stone Vater* Heipel George d Dec 12, 1873 ag 6 yr 11m 11d Willie d Jan 12, 1873 ag 3y 3m 13 d see more Heipel in row 30 29-49 stone needs careful read 29-54 Follhardt Henry d Mar 10, 1879 ag 33y 2m 23d*m tunnel Miesel Margerethe L May 13, 1850 Nov 7, 1899* Miesel Maggie E Jul 9, 1884 Oct 11, 1891 30-44 Siegle J F Jun 25, 1825 Feb 26, 1907* Siegle Christina wife of J F May 28, 1824 Jun 2, 1899* 30-51 Qualmann Johann May 11, 1848 Apr 16, 1923* tall monument Qualmann Auguste A K Jun 12, 1876 Jul 27, 1876 27d* 30-53 Qualmann Heinrich J C Feb 2, 1880 May 18, 1890 * foot stone HJHQ Qualman Henry 1890 May 18 ag 11y b MI John/Sophie Diphtheria Macomb County Record 249 Fasel Joachim H H Feb 21, 1818 Sep 13, 1882* foot stone MOTHER NEEDS MARKER Faser Joachim J H Jun 16, 1848 Feb 28, 1884* foot stone FATHER NEEDS MARKER Fasel Catharina M Mar 8, 1800 Apr 27, 1880 & 14 was written above the 1800* NEEDS MARKER Schiebel Wilhelmina on Adam stone Dec 23, 1885 Jun 1, 1886* Schiebel Adam Aug 8, 1883 Nov 8, 1892* foot stone Adam 31-57 Hartlein Maria Apr 10, 1871 Oct 5, 1874 stone MH 31-59 east. Busch Rosa Lena Aug 30, 1862 Aug 12, 1875 * 31-60 located by North fence stone RLB 31-58 west. Eckstein F Jul 3, 1810 Nov 12, 1890 * CIVIL WAR VETERAN V14 Eckstein Mary wife of F Oct 1, 1817 Apr 28, 1894 32-6 Kusch Johann Karl Jan 11, 1885 Jul 6, 1886* 5mo 32-18 Behrns Joachim Jun 11, 1808 Apr 2, 1888* 32Behrns Sophia geb Engel Jan 2, 1820 Apr 1, 1891* 32-29 Karn Peter 1855 1897* {Karn Peter Jan 10 1898 ag42 5m marr Consumption Stiens Willhelmine geb Schwanbeck Nov 25, 1825 Aug 20, 1886* 33-5 Baby Grimes Anna Grimms Oct 6,1881 Apr 29, 1893* lamb [11] 33-7 Grimms Johannes Feb 13, 1887 Apr 22, 1893*lamb [6ys] Beier Walter son von F & M 26 Nov, 1893 Jan 17, 1895* Beier August K Feb 25, 1826 Apr 25, 1893 * 33-49 east. Boening Julius 1882 1883* 33-49 west. Boening Albert 1879 1879* Boening Ernestine W geb Klatte on G E stone Jul 22, 1824 Sep 23, 1886* stone MOTHER 33-50 Lorenz Elizabeth Dec 17, 1823 Feb 3, 1884* Hertlein Marie 1871 1874* note Hartlines in row 41, 43, 48 Berz Emma May 1, 1884 Jun 5, 1892 on Otto stone * Berz George B Oct 16, 1811 Mar 16, 1893 * 34- Berz Otto E 1878 1881 * 34-15 Schuster Eliza 1842 May 6, 1885 Mother* 34-17 Schuster Eliza wife of E 1842 May 6, 1885 Mother ag 43 * tall monument 34-22 Strich George 1828 1888* 34-23 Steirs Mary 1853 1895 * 34-30 Keller Anna frau von O Keller P Farror May 4, 1860 Feb 1, 1897*
35-10 Meirow stone tall worn 1867-1926 wife 1844-1888 Meirow Sophia wife of L Mar 4, 1844 Jan 30, 1888* 35-17 Gladey 1833 Gladey Retta Schr_ber Jun 8, 1797 Jan 13, 1893* 35-35 Bower Emma wife of M J Nov 25, 1868 May 26, 1896 * 35-39 Bower Katherine 1868 low red marker 35-43 Scheer William Apr 1, 1848 Sep 2, 1883 also small stone William* Scheen William J Nov 30, 1814 Dec 29, 1893* stone FATHER Scheer Chatherine b Jun 24, 1820 * 35-51 Dehn Friedrich J Sep 24, 1824 Jun 11, 1885* tall stone Lange Friedricke Dehn geb Lange Apr 7, 1833 Mar 1, 1895 * Eckstein Augusta L wife of Lambert L d Nov 12, 1890 ag 45yrs 37-18 east. Cook John N Aug 14, 1823 Aug 20, 1892 ag 69 6 ds CIVIL WAR VETERAN V16 Cook Margaretha Apr 15, 1834 Jun 8, 1901* Cook Henry W Jun 28, 1857 Jun 29, 1893 ag 36 1 d* Hecker Friedrich Apr 2, 1844 Dec 19, 1892* Bower Mary Apr 4, 1819 Mar 2, 1890 on Hecker plot* 37-57 west. Eberhart Liene frau von Jacob nebst Kind Apr 15, 1863 Jun 10, 1881* Eberhart 1854-1884 needs careful read 37-57 Hacker Dorothea Frau von Georg Hacker May 14, 1812 Feb 26, 1881* 37-39 Barg Idi Hermini Jul 14, 1884 Oct 7, 1884 tochter von Carl & Sophia* 37-58 Barg Joe Sep 19, 1875 Jul 2, 1896 * TALL RED monument 38-2 Stimm Gottlieb Mar 27 1814 sep 27, 1894* 38-11 Vogt Charles 1830 1889* 38-19 Licht Friedericke 1815 1887* Schurer Wm Oct 23, 1839 Jan 23, 1898* Schurer Dorathe Hanna Oct 18, 1799 zu Woosmer Mecklenburg Schwerin Jul 22, 1893* Russ Joachim H Oct 11, 1821 Jul 22, 1898* Mecklenburg Schwerin 38-35 east. Schunieng Anna Sofie Ellise Mecklenburg 1832 Dec 21, 1891*flat 38-36 east. Maas Ida F dau of Maas baby Sep 11, 1874 ag 1yr 3mo*flat Wade Hermann Dec 3, 1880 Aug 7, 1881* needs careful read Wade Karl Sep 24, 1845 Feb 7, 1894 Wade Ernest Sep 25, 1875 Dec 11, 1893 Beier or Wade Herman Nov 15, 1880 Aug 15 1881 Beier Allmiene Mar 11, 1886 Mar 15, 1895 Pinnow Caroline Tochter von Wilhelm & Hanna Oct 4, 1882 Sep 26, 1885* [3 SAD] 38-56 Pinnow Sophia Tochter von Wilhelm & Hanna Oct 18, 1880 Oct 11, 1885*[5] 39-4 Remus Wilhelm C F Apr 8, 1824 Apr 11, 1896 ag 72 tall gray old* Remus Fridericke S M b Jul 15, 1828* 39-12 Ackermann Wilhelm May 29, 1834 May 29, 1889* Ackermann Matilda geb Steffens Jun 6, 1843 Aug 20, 1889* 39-26 Hildebrand P G Mar 12, 1818 Sep 1, 1889* 39-29 Bull Christian 1852 1930* 39-30 Bull Christine 1853 1928* 39-36 Krieger Gustie Aug 15, 1833 Jan 10, 1873* 39-47 Panzer Ernestine frau v Carl Nov 14, 1854 Nov 20, 1879* Panzer Emma E tochter von Carl* Ernestine Sep 5, 1879 Sep 23, 1879* Brinkert Friedrich May 7, 1838 Jun 12, 1897* Brinker Carl Fred Nov 25, 1870 Apr 16, 1887* Mitchell Robert B d Oct 31, 1875 ag 40yr 10 m 14 d NEEDS MARKER
Mitchell Charles stone FATHER Mitchel Louie Aug 6, 1885 May 20, 1886* NEEDS MARKER Mitchell Karl Aug 7, 1857 Oct 3, 1892 NEEDS MARKER Getz Barbara Apr 20 1877 ag 75 yrs 4 mo 16ds* Getz Karl Aug 7, 1857 Oct 3, 1892* Getz Joseph Sep 7, 1831* 40-27 Bittner Caroline 1832 1893 Bittner Caroline on Charles stone Jul 29, 1832 Dec 19, 1893* 40-46 Beyer Wilhelm on Dora stone Feb 19, 1824 Dec 6, 1899* tall old monument Beyer? Edward 1893* NEEDS MARKER Beyer Clara 1893* NEEDS MARKER Wade Wilhelm Jul 4, 1869 Oct 28 1897* 40-48 Borg? Wilhelm 1869 1897* 40-49 Malkmas John Feb 10, 1826 Jul 24, 1895* 41-25 Mable dau of Wm & S Kreger Nov 25, 1895 Jun 27, 1897* 41-31 Hartsig Rosa A Feb 23, 1872 Apr 16, 1895 ag 23 1m 23 d tall monument SAD {Hartsig Rose apr 14 1895 mar 23 consumption Bauer Phillip Jul 22, 1822 Apr 17, 1899 Boldt Friedrich Feb 8, 1823 Jul 10, 1896* tall 42-26 Ploeger monument big tall red Ploeger C F Aug 18 1843* Ploeger Mary wife of C F Mar 16 1841* Skinner Louisa on Ploeger stone Oct 3, 1869 May 29, 1898 42-36 Rose Johann Karl Feb 14, 1806 Oct 2, 1893 ag 87y 42-40 Werth Wilhelmina C M Mar 17, 1876 Dec 12, 1881* 42-41 Werth Anna K J Jan 4, 1874 Dec 11, 1881* 45-54 Qualmann Carl J Feb 20, 1878 Jul 19, 1878 has lamb* ----------------------------------------------------Death Records Warren 186715 pages 50 per page some still borns not recorded 15-50=750 add est 50 sb = 800 total children (under 21) 383 + at least 17sb = 400 =1/2 so around of deaths were children Some years more some years less. Many still borns were not recorded in County records before 1900. Schmidt Joseph H 1d Jul 29 1867 single cause unknown Wes Arnold negative 4705 Cruner Barbara 3d Aug 1867 unknown Mack Michael 56 Oct 1867 56 single unknown Schmitt Joseph 27 Nov 1867 Consumption Trumbler Julia A 38 m Dec 1867 Consumption Miller Berbard 37 n Dec 1867 Consumption Harwood Ahas 77 w dec 1867 Consumption Vauautwerp Sarah 75 w Sep 1867 fungaus tumer Bolam George 61 m Dec 1868 summer complaint Wes Arnold neg 4706 Duffy Michael 43 m Aug 1868 accidental shot Nolen Anna 20 s Aug 1868 typhoid fever Dauville Margared O 68 m apr 1868 Old Age McCaffrey John 62 wd dec 1868 Consumption Leriug ? Henry 7m dec 1868 whooping cough Sax Lauisa 1y oct 1868 tushirig Raukey Cristopher 10d jul 1868 fits Wes Arnold neg 4708
Moore Christopher 26 s Dec 12 1869 wound received in Army rec 430 Miller Saphia 4 s Oct 1869 Scarlet Fever Tyson Cathering 2 s oct 1869 croup Syferliuu Philauune fe 9m aug 1869 summer complaint Brinker sb oct 1869 Went Meual fe 1y 6m ap 1869 group Schettler John P 1y 5m my 1869 cause unknown Warner Anna Mar 2 1870 70 wd unknown Werdehoff John 45 m Ap 21 1870 dropsey Wes Arnold neg 4709 Olert Frank 23 s Jun 24 1870 Consumption Wolfe Clara 15d Jul 29 1870 unknown Trombley Louis 51 m Sep 5 1870 Consumption Crimes Barbary 1y Sep 17 1870 Scarlet Fever Springer John F 4d Oct 26 1870 unknown Roth Mathias 66 m Nov 7 1870 dropsey Helmick Caroline 2m Nov 24 1870 unknown Trombley Henry 4y Dec 1 1870 Scarlet Fever Laderroot Columbus H 3 yr Dec 13 1870 Scarlet Fever M?arker Edward 2y Dec 29 1870 Scarlet Fever Waver Anna 70 wd mr 1870 Wes Arnold neg 4710 unknown Weidehofgf John 45 m Ap 1870 dropsey Adams ? Lucy 2y Jun 1871 Scarlet Fever Wes Arnold neg 4711 Mengel Caroline 1y Jy 1871 Scarlet Fever Besc Ben? John 87 wd My 1871 Old Age Syfferline John 32 m Jun 1871 jaunice fever Ryan Britget 46 m Ag 4 1871 unknown Ryan Margaret 17 s Sp 4 1871 Typhoid Fever W or H unde Elizabeth 35 md Fb 25 1871 fever ?? Krammer Meariam 4y Jan 1871 Wes Arnold neg 4712 replaced by 4713 Warner Catherine Sp 1 1871 ag 23? nothing listed Stephens Sophia Nv 15 1871 ag 6 ? Peoroid ?Sebhey Joseph 1871 Jul 1 5 Scarlet Fever Springer Catherine 1871 My 9 ag 9 Scarlet Fever Hannah Fisal ag 78 ? My 6 1871 Kutrorone More David 27 Oct 8 1871 Accidentally shot himself Rubinet Mary ag 8 Ja 27 1871Scarlet Fever Warner Mary sp 30 1871 1m unknown Mason William Jan 17 1871 ag 4 Scarlet Fever Mason Robert Feb 7 1871 1y 6m Scarlet Fever Rivard Arthur Mar 10 1871 5 Scarlet Fever Rivard Ada Jul 11 1871 7y Scarlet Fever Cente Catherine ag 7 1872 20 m after childbirth Wes Arnold neg 4715 Conte Henry ag 15 1872 10d Conte Frederick ag 15 1872 10d Ryan John Oct 26 1872 ag 22 sn stabbed thru left lung by unknown person Limberger Adam dc 29 1872 62md ?hrmie deax of the flade Beauheal anna G oc 7 1872 1y menyde Laderoot baby aug 28 1872 1d unknown Orinns Mary June Jun 18 1872 42md in childbirth Minns Elisha O aug 26 1872 2m Scarlet Fever
Crnpich John Dc 7 1872 58md inflammation of brain Menshfelt Henry Oc 15 1872 59 md unknown Crmssney anna Oc 10 1872 3m Scarlet Fever Schoenherr Celia aug 8 1872 11m 15d inflammation Wes Arnold neg 4716 Simonde baby fb 21 1872 1d birth Rubinett Mary May 12 1872 2d inflamation Rotarius Madeline feb 15 1873 4y spinal W or H elning Johanna mar 25 1873 78 wd Minns Robert Osborn Jan 31 1873 4y 5m cont cough Engal Caroline Nv 13 1873 9m whooping cough Fink William aug 1 1873 16 sn Scarlet Fever Heisner Fredericks apr 11 1873 11m cerdesins Ackerman Lizzie aug 6 1878 2y infantium Heisner Yenge ?George aug 11 1873 1y 1m infantium Adams Mary Ann aug 3 1873 1y 1m infantium Rinke Mary apr 15 1873 28 md mer Aple confinement Wes Arnold neg 4717 Rinke Mary apr 22 1873 1m 10d unknown Kamp Christian May 24 1873 48 md female Aple confinement Kamp Frank feb 15 1873 7y 8m unknown Sox Mary sep 17 1873 11y 6m inflammation of stomach Wes Arnold neg 4718 Couisky Martzines dec 28 1873 female 38 md Consumption Coyea Jules oct 10 1873 1y Smith William F oct 10 1873 77md hernia Buley Susan jan 14 1873 26 md inflamation of stomach Comfan John B sep 22 1873 87 wd dropsey Balland Josefine sep 14 1873 28d brain disease Cottsell Victor feb 22 1873 4m brain fever Forton David jul 31 1873 19 sn drowned in Detroit River Rinke Reeka sep 21 1874 32 md dropsey Wes Arnold neg 4719 Vanner Harriet Jun 28 1874 46 md cancer Gray Richardson dec 22 1874 71 md quency Nigabords Francis aug 7 1874 female 69 wd Dropsy Jacobs Bernard may 8 1874 68 md Consumption Nozejht Catherine aug 31 1874 73 md cancer Weedermuller Frederick sep 1 1874 51 md Summer Complaint Kiser baby sep 12 1874 2m unknown Moniob Enul aug 12 1874 male 62 wd poisoned himself McCoy John apr 10 1874 71 md Killed by cars Picket ? George A May 17 1875 79 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4721 Hines John Mar 12 1875 70 md cancer Pullman elizabeth sep 10 1875 6m dysentery Wenrts Matilda jul 22 1875 35 md unknown Spranger Theresa aug 3 1875 5y inflammation of bowels Kusch August Sep 5 1875 54 md fell off wagon and broke neck Hill Phillip oct 14 1875 24 sn Typhoid Fever Halsey Ernest aug 8 1875 6m dysentery not wuc_ Ames Loans May 14 1875 40 md inflammation of lungs Bruder Mary Oct 18 1845 2d dysentery Weigant Frank Sep 24 1845 46 md Inflammation of bowels Rinka Christopher Dec 31 1875 64 md dropsey
Roosea Casper Aug 21 1875 65 md palsey Kral Theresa Aug 30 1877 55 md cancer Wes Arnold neg 4722 Rose Herman Sep 13 1877 11m Scarlet Fever Jennhovsu Ezibilla Aug 11 1877 56 md cancer Olery Margaret May 7 1877 70 md congestion of lungs Schoenherr Anna aug 1 1877 8m dysentery Henke Mary Jan 17 1877 72 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4723 Hendt of Wendt Sophia Jan 3 1877 32 md inflammation of bowels Wendt Caroline Jul 15 1877 5m dysentery Teel or Seel Mary Jun 16 1877 47 md inflammation of bowels Saxe John Mar 17 1877 35 md small pox Rotarius Catherine Mar 24 1877 1y 5m small pox Otto John Jr apr 20 1877 18 sn small pox Otto Mary Apr 25 1877 9y 8m small pox Heiden Martin apr 29 1877 40 sn small pox Schultz Frederick May 13 1877 56 md small pox Miller Theresa Jul 23 1877 48 md epeliptic fits Halsey Edgar Dec 11 1877 3m dysentery Wes Arnold neg 4724 Sanna Alena Sep 24 1877 6y infection Schlont Catherine Apr 9 1877 28 md Consumption Miller Catherine Aug 5 1877 10m dysentery Conte John Jr Apr 13 32 md Consumption Strinker Henry Apl 20 1877 76 Md apoplexy Strinker Frdenca Dec 28 1877 female 74 md apoplexy Peters John Oct 5 1877 1y 10m scarlet rash Okennck Appoleon Feb 28 1877 3m small pox Groesbeck Eugene Oct 1 1877 1d unknown Mire Josephine May 14 1877 14 d dysentery Pollman Burnend Mar 24 1877 66 md killed by a falling tree fell by men at a chopping fr Coyea Henry Sep 18 1877 1y 2m cornp Coyea John Sept 15 1877 2y 11m crup Coyea Sonis Dec 15 18771m scarletena Peltier George jan 22 1877 4d unknown Peck Martha Nov 24 1878 ag 18 md d in Sterling debility Wes Arnold neg 4726 Plummer Martiud Sep 14 1878 58 md apoplexy Gapes Joseph Mar 28 1878 50 md Consumption Beam John Aug 12 1878 65 sn heart disease Miller Anthony Jan 22 1878 51 md Consumption Neudirskx Joseph Jun 16 1878 10d fits Wes Arnold neg 4727 Brich Anna Mary Mar 20 1878 75 wd Old Age sb Jan 27 1878 Oppenficiue frderick Aug 13 1878 54 md rheumatism Wholen James Oct 20 1878 28 sn killed by the cars d in Hamtramck Wholen Michael Nov 3 1878 72 md cancer Ardy Catherine Jun 29 1878 66 wd heart disease Mosho Joseph Jan 27 1878 87 md Old Age Schattlen John aug 1 1878 73 md inflammation of stomach Sox Etey Sep 12 1878 female 5y heart disease Toostens Philandelphie R Jul 26 1878 65 wd enlargement of lungs Wes Arnold neg 4728 Spence William Sep 4 1878 1y 3m fits
Nelvisher Mary Oct 27 1878 72 md Dropsy Desgrandchamp Peter Jul 12 1878 1y 2m Summer Complaint Qualman Charles Jul 20 1878 5m Summer Complaint not listed in wuc_ Fox Elizabeth Jul 13 1878 44 md Consumption Hofmeyer Foley Mar 5 1878 78 md Old Age Distelrodt Thersia Apr 19 1879 55 md cysihelas Wes Arnold neg 4729 Trombley Bresite Jul 29 1879 30 sn Consumption Rickebush Sophie Sep 12 1879 55 md child birth Rickebush Mary Louise Sep 25 1879 30 d Summer Complaint Menda August Apr 29 1879 ag14 measels Menda Mena Feb 6 1879 28 md child birth Menda Charles Jacob Feb 8 1879 Summer Complaint Bittner Henry Oct 4 1879 52 md tumor Stoenhedt Louis Phillip Jul 28 1879 12 d Summer Complaint Spica William Mar 18 1879 6y Scarlet Fever Spicr Jacob Mar 8 1879 6m Scarlet Fever S or Ianglman Elzabeth Jun 18 1879 68 md Consumption Teel Christian Mar 10 1879 14 inflammation of lungs Wes Arnold neg 4730 Gerome Joseph Jan 29 1879 83 md Old Age Laderoot Edward Dec 20 1879 9 or 3? inflammation or lungs Panzer Ernestine Nov 20 1879 25 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4731 Panzer Emma Sep 20 1879 15d Summer Complaint Obary Geremiah Jun 17 1879 82 wd killed by cars Ryan Charles Mar 27 1879 30 sn Consumption Stepfens Adolph Jun 29 1879 69 wd heart disease Springer Mary Ann Jul 26 1879 24 md cyaipelas Delore Henry Oct 5 1899 92 wd Old Age Warner Michael Nov 3 1879 57 md killed by cars Brohl Gertrude Feb 7 1875 4y Scarlet Fever Kramer Lillie Dec 30 1879 15d convulsions Kocheg Barkey Dec 15 1879 3d convulsions Kumpak Arilia Nov 9 1879 1d cramps Zimmimerman Wilhelmina Sep 28 1879 68 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4732 Iieutz Anna Mary Apr28 1880 62 md inflammation of lungs Wes Arnold neg 4733 Thyson Joseph May 10 1880 84 sn Consumption Henke Mary Jun 21 1880 45 md inflammation Martin Anna Sep 9 1880 18 sn Consumption Plankett Michael Sep 28 1880 52 md unknown Dec 18 1880 sb Ryan John Dec 10 1880 80 md Rhumatism Groesbeck Emmna Dec 30 1880 14 y 3m unknown sb Jul 15 1880 Trombla Vincent Apr 8 1880 47 md inflammation Schatbergoll Frederick Mar 15 1880 53 md unknown Charlier Frank apr 1 1880 10 inflammation Charlier Ianisa apr 5 1880 1y 11m inflammation of lungs Hagen John Mar 26 1880 2y measels Rose Fredericka Apr 26 1880 5m diphtheria Wes Arnold neg 4734 Minnick John Jun 12 1880 1d unknown Engel fredericke Apr 8 1880 54 md Consumption
Schroeder Henry Nov 17 1880 43 md frazern Wes Arnold neg 4735 Manke Mary May 1 1880 25 md Consumption Miller John Aug 10 1880 1y Summer Complaint Okenech John Oct 17 1880 10 unknown Ckenoch Frank Oct 28 1880 1y Summer Complaint Spire caroline May 28 1880 28 md inflammation Diegel John H Jun 14 1880 82 md heart disease Geasch Alonia Nov 20 1880 4y burned Halsey Ernest Aug 21 1880 2y cholera not listed in wuc_ Sefferline George Mar 7 1880 77 md inflammation Blackett Bella Aug 28 1880 6m Summer Complaint Yates Joseph Nov 17 1880 69 md apoplexy Fax Joseph Apr 27 1881 62 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4736 Heart Anna Dec 11 1881 8y diphtheria Haab Lena May 27 1881 62 md cut her throat Heart Minnie Dec 12 1881 5y diphtheria Nunmmer Bernard apr 3 1881 11y heart disease Hagen Joseph Mar 12 1881 5y Auf Rheumra Wes Arnold neg 4737 Miller Catherine Aug 17 1881 10y heart Disease Dist;erpdt William Dec 29 1881 4 cramps not listed in wuc_ Rotarius John T Jan 8 1881 59 md inflammation Menda August Oct 2 1881 1y diphtheria Rose sb Jan 18 1881 Rose Charles Nov 20 1881 11y diphtheria Kratz Theresa Nov 2 1881 2y diphtheria Klanke Mary Ann Dec 30 1881 68 md ruflure Staenke Leauiser July 23 1881 10 Summer Complaint Kaltz Andrew Aug 6 1881 28 heart disease Groesbeck Jul 20 1881 85 md Old Age Kaas Magdelina Apr 22 1881 68 md Old Age Wes Arnold neg 4738 Desgrandchamps Edward Nov 2 1881 7m diphtheria Meyer Francis Mar 7 1881 8d cramps Wiso Margaret Aug 21 1881 80 wd Old Age Wiso Matilda Aug 4 1881 14d Summer Complaint sb Apr 20 1881 Rublmandt Lawrence Jul 18 1881 22 sn Consumption Elwart Frank Sep 8 1881 1y diphtheria Vaght Mary Aug 8 1881 1m Summer Complaint Wes Arnold neg 4739 sb Mar 8 1881 Sturn John Jul 27 1881 2m diphtheria Omka gllna Nov 18 1882 63 wd Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4740 Befeom catherina May 13 1882 25 md Consumption Boudin Margaret Dec 5 1882 57 md bled to death Klanke Catherine Mar 5 1882 36 sn Dropsy Hines Mivchael Sep 10 1882 85 md Old Age Theut Onna Dec 22 1882 4 y burned to death Miller Gertrude Mar 20 1882 11y Typhoid Fever Miller rosa Aug 17 1882 9m clesa Ottermutt Cecilia O Feb 25 1882 5 bronkiditis Boilman Gritrude Mar 11 1882 25 md Consumption
Kaltz elizabeth apr 19 1882 22 sn Consumption Vosel Henry sep 13 1882 64 wd Consumption Smeakael William May 1 1882 24 sn Consumption Smith Mary Dec 9 1882 73 wd Dropsy Drsgrandchamp Rosalie Mar 30 1883 62 md sopsey Wes Arnold neg 4741 sb May 12 1882 clnld Groesbeck Francis Aug 26 1883 53 md Consumption Wiso Jacob Jun 24 1883 13 sopsey Beebe John L Apr 4 1883 68 md Consumption Kamp Catherine Apr 19 1883 6m Summer Complaint Kinsellen Mary Jun 28 1883 32 md childbirth Wordehoff Frank Jul 20 1883 31 sn back broke Hartsog Joseph Oct 30 1883 35 sn Dropsy Gorham Elizabeth Nov 28 1883 64 md Consumption Cada Anna Nov 15 1883 3y burned to death Jeel Dophia sep 18 1883 53 md Summer Complaint Wes Arnold neg 4742 Horn Wilomana May 17 1883 40 md Disease Billiman Elizabeth Dec 13 1883 1m Summer Complaint Hassell William Aug 3 1883 22 sn Dropsy sb May 20 1883 Langerman Jilen Jun 15 1883 71 sn Dropsy Kenssela Bophia Aug 15 1883 1m cholema infaniam Meyer Mary May 27 1883 78 wd Dropsy Davey Charles Mar 18 1883 85 9 2 md Old Age b England Schyder Elizabeth Jun 4 1883 23 sn Consumption Shiarn William Sep 2 1883 35 md Consumption of lungs Minnick Peter Jan 1 1883 1d unknown Kerl Hreny May 1 1883 3y diphtheria Kiel Sophia May 18 1883 9y diphtheria Wes Arnold neg 4743 Brinkene Rosa Aug 4 1883 7y diphtheria Brinker Peter Aug 15 1883 5y diphtheria Brinker Agnes Sep 5 1883 2 diphtheria Tatro Francis Oct 19 1883 39 md Consumption Tecl Sophia Sep 18 1883 53 md Summer Complaint Zimmerman William May 17 1883 14 sn Typhoid Fever sb Miller Apr 20 1884 Wes Arnold neg 4744 sb Rose Jan 17 1884 sb Striker Oct 12 1884 Thyson Jacob Apr 9 1884 21 sn killed accidently in raising a barn Hoffmeyrv Mary Jan 3 1884 87 wd Old Age Turner Benjamin Feb 16 1884 11 y diphtheria Socks Peter Jul 15 1884 69 md killed by cars Revard Mary May 1 1884 29 md Bright Disease Rotarius Anna J Apr 28 1884 5 y brain disease Fosel Joseph Feb 28 1884 35 sn kidney disease Baston Richard Jul 30 1884 66 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4745 Ames Mary Sep 29 1884 19 md Consumption not listed in wuc_ Harwood Byron Aug 13 1884 18 sn Consumption sb Spanger May 14 1884 sb Spranger May 14 1884
Schoenherr Caroline Oct 26 1884 1m cramps Wes Arnold neg 4746 Beardslee Charles Jan 17 1884 87 md Old Age Warner Joseph May 28 1884 80 md Old Age Sinnberger Charlotte Dec 6 1884 1d cramps Tyson May 10 1884 6d cramps Keeler Catherine Feb 22 1884 4y diphtheria Berger Neatilda Oct 25 1884 1y diphtheria Rotarius Magdalena Oct 23 1884 55 Mdora tumer Meyra Peter Aug 1 1884 1m cramps Meada Bertha Aug 18 1884 2y sn diphtheria Kochey Mary Jul 19 1884 43 md heart disease Melka Henryrtta Jun 30 1884 22 md diphtheria Melka Iega Jun 15 1884 2 diphtheria Rumpa Crcilea Feb 1 1884 2 diphtheria Rumpa Rosa Jan 27 1884 4 diphtheria Miso Cecilia May 15 1884 11 y heart disease Wes Arnold neg 4747 Mso Emile Jul 15 1884 8m Summer Complaint Mso baby Dec 27 1884 cramps Metgro Nicholas Oct 14 1884 60 md heart disease Tincknell George E May 30 1884 1y unknown Kiles baby Sep 20 1884 sb Kiles Amos Sep 8 1884 2 infatuam Hunce Catherine Jul 18 1885 4 diphtheria Wes Arnold neg 4748 Hunce Edward July 12 1885 7y diphtheria Hunce Ellen Jul 15 17 sn poisoned Bochue Julia May 24 1885 13 sn Typhoid Fever Schuster Eliza May 6 1885 female 43 md Summer Complaint Wartin William aug 14 1885 64 md Liver Cormplaint Tharrett William Sep 17 1885 3d Cholera Infantium uncertain if wuc_ Brookmiller Fruuh Sep 9 1885 47 md heart disease Harvig Bernard Charles Sep 10 1885 78 wd ruptured Riuka Christana Oct 18 1885 78 wd Old Age Engle john George Aug 12 1885 78 wd Old Age Thiel Christopher Feb 2 1885 96 wd Old Age Wes Arnold neg 4749 Gottschalt Otto Jul 26 1885 8m Summer Complaint Brownyen Bridget Jan 9 1885 48 wd malarial fever Wes Arnold neg 4750 Piuoo Sophie Oct 11 1885 5m Scarlet Fever Pieuoo Caroline Sep 26 1885 3y Scarlet Fever DeaueFrederich Jun 11 1885 60 md heart disease Rotarius John Sep 12 1885 21 sn Consumption Kirchner Justine M Sep 6 1885 62 md asthma Bruce James N or H May 9 1885 76 md Consumption George John Sep 28 1885 75 md Typhoid Fever Ploukett Masry M Jun 29 1885 8y sn diphtheria Horn Louise Dec 17 1885 8m cramps Miller baby May 6 1885 sb Lefever sb Apr 14 1885 Cramer Barbara Jul 30 1885 5m cramps Averetts Wallace C Oct 26 1885 76 md Paralized Wes Arnold neg 4751 Hall Anna C Feb 6 1885 64 md inflammation of Liver
Gear Royal Sep 26 1885 80 wd Typhoid Fever Sanvke George H Feb 1 1886 6y diphtheria Wes Arnold neg 4752 Sanvke Viola L Feb 3 1886 8 diphtheria Pensien John Nov 10 1886 7y paralysis Wes Arnold neg 4753 Kruchey Anna mar 10 1886 7 diphtheria Kochey Anthony Mar 14 1886 9 diphtheria Laugousann Charles May 12 1886 1y inflammation Clanke Minouie Jul 13 1886 2d croup Rumpa Ernstine Aug 15 1886 42 md Consumption Bockeke Mary jul 13 1886 31 md Lighturny Miller Victor Dec 24 1886 1m Lrning Lmmb Blackett Omer aug 10 1886 9m brain disease Hessell Anna Aug 10 1886 7y diphtheria Berger Oscar ct 9 1886 17 sn died in St clair Co CholmenNv Norris Clarence Jan 12 1886 5m Lung Fever Evarts allison May 21 1886 38 md Consumption Berger Mary May 25 1886 I y Lecthning Kush John July 10 1886 4m dysentery Friedhoff Valentiun Jun 15 1886 32 md kicked by horse Kenedg Rosa Oct 18 1886 5y fire Lernpletir Eliza aug 11 1886 24 md Consumption Steinkey Elermore Dec 26 1886 42 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4756 Measel Mary Sep 14 1886 69 Wd Consumption Thyson Mary may 10 1887 84 wd Old Age Wes Arnold neg 4757 Thyson Rose Oct 7 1887 52 md Consumption Sirferline Sruels Feb 18 1887 41 Md Livnnn of Abdomen Sirferline Frederika Dec 5 1887 88 wd Paralysis Erdanann Bertha Jun 17 1887 8d cramps Oemke Eda Dec 27 1887 3y croup Warner Peter Aug 3 1887 8m Summer Complaint Schulz Eruest Dec 21 1887 2m cramps Mitt albert Nov 16 1887 19 sn dropsy of the heart Burg Martinas Jan 16 1887 30 sn Consumption Hoxey James Mar 22 1887 32 md Consumption [stone has Hoxsey]in WUC_ Berger Mary Mar 24 1887 1y Consumption not wuc Clemens Tever aug 26 1887 1y brain fever Wes Arnold neg 4758 Huxey Thomas Apr 1 1887 16d Consumption Deavelte Clementine apr 12 1887 25 md confinement Deavilte Mary J Jul 5 1887 3m Summer Complaint Parsh Selina Dec 3 1887 14 sn Typhoid Fever Ruhlman Tracy Sep 8 1887 9d Summer Complaint Suolalan Maggie Jul 14 1887 10 diphtheria Linden Margaret Jul 6 1888 23 sn Consumption sb Feb 22 1888 Gippriuk Clarence Jul 3 1888 1y Scarlet Fever Wes Arnold neg 4759 Smith Robert D Jan 18 1888 86 md paralysis Whipple Haywood Feb 18 1888 30 md Consumption Conto Blessius Feb 5 1888 78 md Dropsy Wes Arnold neg 4760 Giff Effie Jun 15 1888 70 md Dropsy in wuc_ Mens ???Minns? Sophia jan 31 1888 44 md suicide not listed but possible wuc_
Weingartz Anthony aug 1 1888 11d cramps Bryosku Joseph Dec 26 1888 5m croup Bush Margaret May 16 1888 86 md Old Age Groesbeck Frank may 20 1888 14m Summer Complaint Speiler Ueirenise Jun 9 1888 77 wd inflammation of Bowels Lefevre Julia Jul 24 1888 6m Summer Complaint Groesbeck Theodore apr 1 1888 1m unknown Miller Henrieta oct 29 1888 38 md heart disease Hessel John Apr 10 18881m croup Priest Henry Dec 10 1888 38 md Consumption Wes Arnold neg 4761 Beherns John Apr 2 1888 79 md Consumption sb Oct 1888 Rumph Henry Jul 1 1888 3 cramps Warner Mary Dec 31 1888 6y diphtheria Warner Corina Dec 17 1888 4y diphtheria Warner Joseph Dec 19 1888 2y diphtheria Coreng Frederick Apr 24 1888 18 sn inflammation of lungs . ................ ................ ...... Lorenz Carl Jul 21 1888 90 wd Old Age Wes Arnold neg 47 4762 Stum Ferdinand May 12 1888 14 s fracture of jaw Rehse Julia Jun 10 1888 10m Summer Complaint Oemke Amanda Jan 1 1888 ag2y croup Engel Gertrude Dec 1 1888 1y croup Krammer Henriette Oct 12 1888 2y 2m inflammation of bowels Meyer Edward Sep 1 1888 8m Summer Complaint Weagant Barbara Jul 16 1888 1y 2m Summer Complaint Schoenherr Mary Nov 24 1888 44 md confinement Schoenherr Victor Aug 12 1888 10m Summer Complaint Socks Mrs P Mar 14 1888 76 wd heart disease Rotarius Mary Jul 3 1888 57 md dropsey Dedenbach Clara Jun 13 1888 3m lung trouble Wes Arnold negative 3203 year 1889 follows Buckley Sarah A 1889 Mar 8 widow ag 73 record No 254 cancer in chest b NY IN WUCR7-27 Berger Mary 1889 Apr 6 ag 9 rec255 par Chas & Catherine Berger inflammation of brain poss wuc Giesler Frank 1889 Nov 4 ag 68 rec 256 blood poison Ackerman William 1889 Mar 26 ag 55 farmer son of Geo Cancer in stomach Voylit Chas 1889 May 5 ag 59-6 b Germany inflamation of Lungs Miller Christine 1899 June 24 ag37 b Germany cause confinement POSSIBLE WUC Miller Wiliam 1889 Sept 5 ag 2m14d par Christian & Christine Summer Complaint POSSIBLE WUC Rumeper Anthony 1889 July 2049 widower b Germany Farmer cause Fine Hagen Henry 1889 aug 20 ag18y10m single snoof Henry & Mary Inflamation of bowles Henst or Henlt John 1889 Aug 28 ag3mo par Frank & Unineni Wes Arnold negative 3205 page 12 year 1889 Elliott Barbara 1889 July 10 ag 2d record 265 Joseph & catherine cause unknown Parsh Peter 1889 Aug 24ag 66 married b Germany Farmer John & Margaret cause Bright disease Weimert Lizzie 1889 June 25 ag 2m Carl & Mary cant read cause Warslnier or Manshuer Caroline 1889 May 17 ag 52 married b Germany inflamation of bowles Warslnier or Manshuer Fredericck 1899 May 23 married ag 52 Cause Cunmmm Suicide Ceredo ? Jhn 1889 Aug 10 married ag78 heart disease Warner Mary 1889 Jan 1 ag 8 Joseph & Caroline Diptheria POSSIBLE WUC Warner Louisa 1889 Jan 2 ag 5Y8M Joseph & Caroline diphtheria POSSIBLE WUC
Delor unknown 1889 Mar 18 female white still born Souts Mary 1889 Mar 26 ag 14M crmuuuifes Parents Wm & Maggie sieds Schuste unknown 1889 Nov 10 Female White Par Julnn schulte & Mary schulte stillborn Helelsbrand Paul 1889 sept 1 b Germany farmer Heart disease Paul & Rose Heldebrand Germany Miesel Louis 1889 Oct 14 ag50y8m married farmer John & Rose Lymthoid femes possible WUC Gill Anna 1889 Oct 30 ag17 2 single John & Affa Gill diphtheria POSSIBLE ST CLEMENTS N?aubre Julia 1889 Aug 15 ag49 married Bter denika emily denicke Belgium Consumption Prieles ? Henry 1889 Uos 10 ag 3y4m Henry Prieles Mary inflamation of bowles Lyones Clifton 1889 Sept 29 ag 3mo A C Lyons Cilly Lyons unknown cause Tharrett Maria 1889 Aug 7 widow ag 82 record 282 b England Pralysis of Heart IN WUC 9-14 Arnold, blank 1889 Sept 10 female white in Romeo Edward &Mattie Arnold Michigan neg3208 V or H ollman 1890 June 11 Male W single ag? Neg 3309 Doebler Carl 1890 Dec 17 single 1m 14d Wm Doebler Anna b Warren Lung Fever Robeck Anna 1890 Mch 14 ag 70 widow b Germany cause unknown Schoenberg Mary 1890 apr 7 ag 62 married b Grermany Dysentary Rocko George 1890 Sept 24 ag 6M august Rocka Mary Germany/Mi heart failure Springer Eddie 1890 Sept 6 ag 10M Geo Springer Mary Germany/MI inflamation of bowles Steffens Mary 1890 May 11 ag 7d Evarts Permaniah 1890 Nov 14 ag82 widow Paralysis rec 237 IN Warren Union Cemetery R7-3 Smith Mary 1890 May 30 ag 34 married b NY Paralysis POSSIBLE WUC Tharrett Josephine 1890 Apr 26 married ag 26 Joseph Metro Mary Metro Warren Inflamation of lungs possible Warren Union Cemetery for Josephine. Operficius Mary 1890 Feb 25 ag 29y 6m married Henry Prigel Mary Erin MI cause La Grippe Weingartz Joseph 1890 Sept 30 ag 8 Michael & Emma Weingartz Warren Typhoid Fever prob sclc Weingartz Anna 1890 Oct 31 married ag 36 par Peter J Wolff & Mary Typhoid fever prob sclc Groesbeck Anna 1890 Oct 31 ag36 cause consumption b Canada Ontario Groesbeck Mary E 1890 Dec 24 ag 1y7m par L J & Anna consumption PROBABLE ST CL cem Tharrett Loren M 1890 ag23sg ag26 teacher Rbt Tharrett & Diana WarrenTyphoidFvr possibleWUC Hogh or Hoyt James W 1890 Dec 13 ag 75 married b Connt farmer YellowJaundice image 3211 Norris Amanda 1890 Jan 4 ag 69 b NY married Consumption Buckley John L 1890 May 12 ag 33 married farmer b MI John & Margaret of warren Drownded rec 239 IN Warren Union Cemetery 7-26 Gill Peter 1890 Apr 3 ag 79y2m21d married gravel in bladder b France rec 240 PROBABLE ST CL Gill Elizabeth 1890 June 1 ag78y1m married b France Dropsy PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Measel Daniel 1890 Mch 27 ag 45y6m married farmer Jacob & Elizabethboth deadYelloJaunidice POSS WUC Stumifs 1890 Sept 30 Stillborn Peter & Bertha Stumfs Stauch Jascob 1890 Nov 25 ag84 widower Bavaria Cooper Heart Disease March baby 1890 Sept 17 ag 2d female Fred & Mary unknown Shaldron Wm 1890 sept 26 ag 26 single laborer Chas & Vergil Shaldron Consumption Eluart Francis 1890 Sept 27 ag 6y4m Frank & Francis Scarlet Fever rec 247 img3211 can't read b Bavaria Cooper Heart disease negative 3213 March 1890 Sept 17 ag 2d Fred Mary cause unknown Shaldron Wm 1890 Sept 26 single ag 26 Chas Vergil Shaldron Consumption Elwart Francis 1890 Sept 20 female ag6y4d Frank. Francis scarlet fever rec 247 Rose August 1890 Feb 13 ag 1mo Chas/Matilda cause unknown Qualman Henry 1890 May 18 ag 11y b MI John/Sophie Diphtheria IN Warren Union Cem 30-53 Esnren Sophie 1890 Mch 18 ag 33 married b Germany Childbirth Wasmund Almra 1890 Aug 27 ag 16 Fred/Elizabeth Wasmund Typhoid Fever Vanloo Lena 1890 June 15 ag1y6m d in Hantramck cause unknown Boehm Rose 1890 Aug 14 ag 2m Wm & Henrietta consumption
Lerve or Lewe Joseph 1890 Apr 6 ag2y Oscar & Anna Lerve drowned George, Ernma 1890 Mch 28 ag 15John & Mary George heart disease Measel Maggie 1891 Oct 11 ag 7 Diphtheria par Gotfreid & Maggie Warren POSSWUC Schulz Minnie 1891 Aug 22 ag 13mo smmml image 3215 starts record 218 page 39 Hallman stillborn 1891 Oct 1 male stillborn Jacob & Anna Kline Mary 1891 March 14 ag 95 widow old age born Germany Keisler Frderika 1891 July 13 ag 36 married cause unknown par Carl & Frederika Engel Ave stillborn 1891 Aug 12 Fritz Ave Minnie Ave Halsey Elisah 1891 Aug 3 male 81 married old age b NY Farmer rec 234 possible Warren Un Cem Norris John N 1891 Aug 9 ag 67 widower blood poison b NY farmer rec 225 IN WrnUnCem 13-19 Rodka Christ ? 1891 Sept 17 ag 67 widower Dropsey b Germany farmer Desgrandchamp Anna 1891 Oct 17 ag 5 Diphtheria parents Henry and Maggie of Warren Tromblley Petre 1891 May 20 ag 38 married Heart disease b Mi parents Edward b Gros Pte Jelia Heisner Edward 1891 May 28 17mo Consumption Gustiv Heisner & Lizzie of Warren Hetlen L L 1891 Jan16 ag39 md Blood poison b Canada telegraphing pat John & Justine b London Canada Carpenter Joel 1891 Nov 17 ag 30 single consumption labor par Jack & Arlene of Utica Bartels Otto 1891 Jly27 ag26 md heart disease farmer par Herman Bartels Jennia of Warren possible WUC Rubenett Mary 1891 Feb 26 ag64 married La grippe b Gaemany Spankie Julia 1891 Sept 4 ag 6mo summer Complaset par Jacob & Antonette Spankie of Warren Wolff John 1891 Aug 1 ag 8y 9m bits 7 Cramps par Anthony & Joanna of Warren Klaukie Anna 1891 Dec 15 asg 10y 2m bright disease par Louis & Mary Klaukie of Warren Dedenbach stillborn 1891 Oct 12 female Goek Augusta 1891par Michael & Appolnia Recherd John 1891 Nov 12 ag 5mo consumption b Arkansas par Peter Richert bFort Smith Ark Goik Augusta 1891 Sep 19 ag 7y 1m female inflamation Bohmer sophia 1891 apr 6 ag 70 single Kochie Anna 1891 June 20 ag 74 widow Disease of Heart b Batvaria image 3217 page 40 first record 241 Rinke Mary 1841 Dec 20 ag 12 Typhoid Fever par Joseph & Mary of Warren VanDamme Mary 1891 July 16 ag 6m summer comiphel par Rine & Jennie of Warren Verhoven Vitoraer Henry J 1891 Aug 12 married ag 39 typhoid fever par Henry & Isabelle of Detroit Mullen John 1891 Feb 26 ag 71 married Consumption farming Hessell Jacob 1891 Oct 18 ag 66 widower Consumption Prussia farming Possible Bunert Cemetery Bladkett Adeltech 1891 Feb 17 male single age 2mo Congestion Lungs Alfred & Matglne Blackett of Wrn Oplsfcius stillborn 1891 Aug 16 male 1 day cause unknown par John Mary Opfufcius of Warren Blackett Norman 1891 Mar 9 ag 8mo Measels par Walter Blackett Rose of Warren Measel Jacob 1891 July 5 ag 23y 11m single Typhoid Fever par Daniel & Doethea MeaselofWrn possibleWUC VerHoven Mary 1891 Dec 14 ag 2y 6mo Diptheria par Henry Verhoven Lizzie of Warren Guum Anna 1891 Oct 17 ag 73y 4 mo widow paralysis b Germany par Bruene Beuenr of Germany Esmen William 2mo summer complaint rec 226 1892 Rotarius Joseph 3y scarlet fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Rotarius Mary 1y 1m scarlet fever PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS sb= still born note there are many Minde Ida 21y 4m Typhoid Fever Kern Anna 62 cancer Soatman Minnie 75 La Grippe Mass John 83 La Grippe sb Heisner Ernstine 24 Child Birth Vohs Frank 32 Blood Poisoning Bathu John 8 Diphtheria Gipperich Anthony 9 Brain Fever
Kuser John 6 Dropsey Progoshie Auguse 13y 10m falling tree Rickibus Paul 7y 10m Scarlet Fever Frank & Rose possible WUnion C neg 3221 1892 rec 241 Strich Lydia 17mo Colera Henry Minnie POSSIBLE WUC Schreibre Frederika 95 Old Age Schoenherr Mathias 1m 7d canker son Kaltz Gertrude 73 female complaint PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz John J 78 La Grippe PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Henry 74 Bright Disease PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Engel Wand 2m Whooping Cough Henry Henritta POSSIBLE WUC Berger Nielie 7m Frtz Charles Mary POSSIBLE WUC Nutro Richard 1y 3m Frtz Jorirn Robert 8m inflammation Borhun Joseph 1y 7m Scarlet Fever Peck Roy Feb 16 1892 11m Scarlet Fever E H Peck Rose IN Warren Union Cemetery 7-14 Peck Perl E daughter 4y Scarlet Fever E H Rose POSSIBLE Warren Union Cemetery R7 Miller Clara 5m Brain Fever Measel Margart 51y female complaint POSSIBLE WUC Berger Esmelia female 3m Summer Complaint P WUC_ negative 3223 entry 206 year 1893 Kott Martha 74 Dropsy Harlman Frank 17y 6m malarial fever Hallman Felix 15m consumption Rose Carl male 87y 7m 9d Old Age Oct 2 1893 b Germany single farm work rec 210 IN WUnion Cem 42-36 Sherer Wieliden 19y inflamation of lungs see Warren Union Cemetery R 35 POSSIBLE WUC Yastock Anna 1893 60 heart problem Thuret Peter 2m 9d May 18 1893 inflamation of lungs par John Emma POSSIBLE WUC Ulrich Ludwig 49 suicide by hanging farmer unknown par fm b germany sb sb Herzog Mary 35 consumption Wes Arnold neg 3225 year 1893 and 3227 Klinghouner Catherine ag 65 insanity Pensien John 77 1893 heart disease Marsh Fred 50 consumption Jackson Isaac 37 Aug 2 1893 married Laborer par James Emma suicide by hanging POSSIBLE WUC Kramer John 59 Heart Diseae Walpf Maggie 47 coupisne enb Grubrman Mary 54 Bright Disease Brocke Euuua 20m Scarlet Fever Moore Oliver rec 226 June 5 1893 widower 80y 11m 21d Disease POSSIBLE WUC Horn Anna 81 0 0 married June 15 1893 Old Age Metro Joseph 65 Dec 18 1893 married paralyzing stroke POSSIBLE WUC Drges Mathias 40 married Crushed under a horse Halsey Magdelich ag 90 Old Age POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold negative 3227 Keiser frank 11m Summer Complaint Brozoskie Fo male 1d cramps Vohs John 75 La Grippe sb Kidd Ellen Sep 30 1893 rec 236 single 52 Consumption b England par Thomas Hearn Cady Mi & unknown see IN Warren Union Cemetery 24-5 Gelach Elizabeth 1d Fits
sb Marsh Louis 37 Consumption Miller Christian 52 widower consumption Beyrr? Edward 3m Summer Complaint Wennan Emelia Beyrr Wes Arnold negative 3229 1893 page 69 Wolff Sophie 8m Sclded Heard PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Lehuand Mary 35 Typhoid Fever Weig Leuisa 26 Lvd 1894 Sterling Heart problem Weig Herman 16m Feb 1894 inflammation of lungs par Henry Lerua POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Andrew Jan 1 6 1894 ag61 inflamation Relese Theadore 1m 7d cause Fits sb neg 3233 year 1893 red 237 Berger Lawrence Apr 1894 ag 9m inflammation of lungs Charles Catherine POSSIBLE WUC Meckler John 66 inflammation of lungs Zimmerman John ag 84y 2m no cause sb Engel Minnie 19 inflammation of heart POSSIBLE WUC Hoste Celia 3m burial site unknown Sricker Jacob 62 Heart Disease Rick Ella 5m stomach cramps Rumpea Jacob 73 Consumption Smitz Joseph 87 Consumption Halsey John M 67 enargement of liver POSSIBLE WUC Sterunc Gotlich widower 81 cause unknown Peck or Reck Ella rec 225 June 2 1894 ag 5m stomach cramps POSSIBLE WUC neg 3235 1894 Rumupea Jacob 73 Consumption Smitz Joseph 87 Consumption Halsey John W 67 enlargement of liver POSSIBLE WUC Sterner Gotlich widower 81y 6m unknown Beebe Charles April 22 1894 age 30 married fever of brain undertaker POSSIBLE WUC Gerlach Ben 17 Bright Disease Smith Leverne 87 widower aplexy Schroeder John 46 Bright Disease 4d Klein Mauda 8 Fits Weinert Charles 4m Summer Complaint Charles Mary Wes Arnold image 3237 year 1895 Schuster Catherine 80 Feb 25 1895 widow La Grippe Kaltz Frank Nov 4 1895 ag52 marr suicide by hanging probable STCLEM Arnold neg 3238 1895 rec 240Kaltz Nancy Dec 19 1895 46 widow exhaustion PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kramer Amanda Feb 21 1895 ag17 single consumption PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Hartsig Rose apr 14 1895 mar 23 consumption Charles Steffens Fraser MI rec 243 IN WUnCem 41-31 Stagel Mary mar ag 73 La Grippe Stolzenfeldt Walter 3d fits Young Mary June 18 1895 mar 63 suicide by drownding POSSIBLE WUC Groesbeck Jary J Mar 31 widow 58 malaria fever Minde Christine Jan 29 1895 widow 86 old age Schnell frederick mar 68 Paralytic stroke Gill George 1895 mar ag 51 inflammation of lungs PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Dergrandschamp Grace 3mo La Grippe PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Gill abbie 1895 female marr 51 Yellow Jaundice PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS
Bierman Mary 1895 2mo unknown Bierman Tracy female mar 29 Consumption Ferneion Frederick 1895 single 32 epeleptic fits Hoste Francis 2d unkn Hoste Lawrence 1895 7d unkn Spankie Lee 3 mo Croup Kline Fredericke female marr ag60 6m smallpox Fox Josephine 36 marr Dropsey of heart Geise Henry single 76 Dropsey of heart Mellman Paul 1895 single 30 Bright Disease Christell Michael 1895 single 23 Typhoid Fever b Germany Wes Arnold negative 3240 pg 96 Metre Stella 1895 Cholera inflemation 2y Steffens Ernst Dec 1895 marr 89 Consumption POSSIBLE WUC rel Ackerman G?roellinger Oliver S male marr 65 Abces of liver Cromie James 1895 mar 64 appendicitis Brin or Bun Jerome 1895 male marr 31 Catark of stomach Mitchell Rbt mar 40 accidental shooting POSSIBLE WUC Davy Charles Dec 16 1895marr 88 Consumption b England rec 271 farmer IN WUC 21-5 Hajt Ellen 1895 female widow 80y 7m Stroke b Scotland Engelhert John C 1895 male single 61 Dropsy of Heart Miller Maggie 1895 single 19 insanity par Peter/Maggie POSSIBLE WUC Wes Arnold neg 3241 1895 Wegand Frank1896 1y 5m Inflamation of brain PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Lambert Roseanne 1896 mar 88 Dropsy of Heart Miller George Dec15 1896 2y 4m diphtheria Fa dead Mary Miller POSS WUC Neg 3242 1886 below Miller Jacob Nov 30 1896 marr 35 gasoline explosion burnt to death farmer Peter/Margaret possible WUC Christill Christine 1896 fe marr 67 Typhoid Fever Otto Anthony 1896 male single 3m cramps par Jacob Mary Otto Otto Jacob 1896 1d burial site unknown Davy Eliza J Oct 26 1896 female single 68 Bultae Paralysis rec 267 POSSIBLE WUC Wills Catherine 1896 widow 79 Paralysis b Germany Stanley Bernard Oct 9 1896 1y 8m croup James & Ernestine Stanley rec 269 IN WrnUnCem 18-6 Sinn Armilin female sep 3 1896 2y Croup Louis Sinn Armelia Sinn Tanner Ida Jan 15 1896 marr 25 bright disease David /Alice WilsonofWrn rec 271 In WUCem 3-17 Lyons Rose Aug 8 1896 8m water on brain Arelne Lyons Lullie Lyons rec 272 POSSIBLE WUC Smith Dora June 27 1896 fe marr 35 tumer b Canada rec 273 IN Warren Union Cemetery 9-21 Puffpaff Aloune 1896 3y 11m diphtheria Christ Puffpaff Nilhdmina Herekel Lusuia 1896 fe marr 80 hear disease Hovey Edward 1896 marr 68 cancer of stomach Bolt Fritz 1896 widow 74 ? rupture of bowels b Germany Roberts Elizabeth 1896 marr 28 confinement mo elizabeth Crottel Roberts Edith 1896 15d fa Thomas Roberts unkn Ramus William 1896 marr 62 dropsy of heart b ger Shmidt Agusta 1896 single 28 Consumption Spanke Theodore 1896 1y 6m whooping cough par Michael Matilda spanke julia 1896 7y diphtheria spanke Peter 1896 5yrs diphtheria Spanke Mary 1896 4y diptheria Spanke Julia 1896 11m diphtheria Hallman Clara 1896 6y Paralysis neg 3243
Glass Joseph 1896 single 77 Old Age Hoxey Edward May 7 1896 marr 68 Cancer of Stomach b MI farmer rec 289 IN Warren Union Cem 11-16 Kramer Leo 1896 14m Deonning PROBAB LE DROWNING Weagand Susan 1896 3y scalded in hot water Jacob, susan Weagand PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz raymund 1896 2m Inflamation of brain PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Kaltz Mathias Dec 1896 widower 80 suicide took poison PROBABLE ST CLEMENTS Wolff anna 1896 ag bronkchitis Boelem Enis 1896 marr 82 consumption b Switzerland Range Mary 1896 marr 78 cancer of womb Buzzell Julis C 1896 marr 60 consumption Miller Leo 1897 8y diphtheria POSSIBLE WUC neg 3244 1897 Gotterhalk John 1897 marr 64 Consumption Saks Margaretta 1897 marr 38 Consumption Burg Furesa widow 72 cancer b Germany neg 3245 1898 Horn John blush Wm 1898 widower 84 Hall Clide 1898 2m coleria infantund Karn Peter Jan 10 1898ag42 marr Cnsmptn bGermany farmer Peter/Mary Apple rec 183 inWUCem 32-29 Menda Ludwig 1898 marr 55y 9 Corn of spine neg 3246 1898 below Opther Frederick March 6 1898 marr 61y 5m 16d sucide shooting self b Germ farmer BernardOpther Enright Katherine 1898 marr 59 Heart prob Stager Michael 1898 wodower 84 peralysis b Baveria neg 3247 1898 Miller Peter 1898 marr 71 La Grippe POSSIBLE WUC Retike Ricke 1897 female marr 78 heart disease neg 3248 1897 Hartung Arthur 1897 2y Summer Complaint Peters Antoine 1897 marr 54 Bright Disease Beckuoyek Charles 1897 single 22 accident Gottishalk John 1897 marr 68 Consumption Glass Thoplial 1897 single 19 Typhoid Fever Gander Elizabeth 1897 4y Dropsy Krsitmeyer Mary 1897 marr 62 dropsy Brury Elizabeth 1897 marr 68 Goip Webti august 1897 8y diphtheria Wolf Minnie 1897 marr 50 Consumption Henke Emma oct 3 1897 ag 10y Scarlet Fever par Frank Wilmina Henke Conrad ag 12y Oct 12 1897 Scarlet Fever Frank Wilmina Henke Leonard 1897 ag 14y Oct 14 Scarlet Fever Frank Wilmina Hartman John 1897 marr 73 Old Age baby burial site unknown Henke Peter 1897 ag 2m Summer Complaint Freidthoff John 1897 marr 84 Old Age Desgrandchamp Henry marr 43 stroke of Lightening probable STCLEM neg 3249 1898 Rush John marr ag 72 Cronic Rhumanatism Metro Frank R July 19 1898 ag 1y 10m Calera Inflamation par Jos & Agnes Giddly POSSIBLE WUC Sarr Rudy 1898 5m 18d inflamation of stomach Chris Louisia Schultz Beamman Henry 1898 marr 38 appendacitis Gorobman? Charley widower ? R was found dead 78 Relese Albert 1898 2m Cloera Inflamation neg 3252 1898 p 147 Rasch Daine 1898 5y 5m Bloody Pox Centerline MI Bertha Geisler Malberg Jacob 1898 ag 89 marr c intestine neg 3253 1898 soft focus Unknown Nov 3 1898 gunshot wound to head
Simonds William Nov 11 1898 marr 68y 7m 8d injury and drowning b Canada Physician Cramer Joseph H 1898 marr 82 8 6 cancer of face b Germany farmer Maithias, Bronila Schudl Hanselhckin dick? Ag36 Smith William 1898 41gun shot in head POSSIBLE WUC Rinke Roland 1899 1y 11m Measels par Joseph A Lizzie Gill neg 3255 1899 Loring Howard 1899 2y stick Lsyiead Ernest Loring Edith Cinnber H N?olingham Peter J widower 77 bronkidas Phelps Harriet 1899 widow 76 Consumption Lafever Amelia 1899 widow 74 arte emdpcp;dos Cole Pearl Bertha 1899 10m animnaria par John H Cole Persta Sass POSSIBLE WUC Blackett Thomas 1899 widower 80 Old Age Kufna Julia 1899 marr 46 appoloxy Paul Mason Eva Brickaldia neg 3257 1899 not clear Klein Margaret 1899 ag 88 genild debility Peter Klein Ziegler Cardman? 1899 marr 78 dropsey John Hollee Martina Kasofler neg 3258 1899 Berger Joanne 1899 marr 28 acute userma POSSIBLE WUC Weingartz Anna Gertrude Jul 3 1899 marr 79 hydopanitis b Germany fa Jos Miller Jackson Elizabeth 1899 widow 86 disentry POSSIBLE WUC Zushtke Gerd Lum John 1y 2m thnberg brain Henry Zuhlke Alma Westphal Englehart George 1899 single 37y 11m gast ulcer Tucker Amelia 1899 marr 57 cithsis neg 3260 1899 Pecas Carline 1899 17y 6m Consumption Henry Preasl Mary Gruun Measel Maggie marr 49 dropsey POSSIBLE WUC neg 3261 1899 Schultz Eva A 1899 5mo Ertseter Guston Schultz Mary Knapp Perira Casdial 1899 marr 55 Catachel dyspipsis fa Daniel Peasal mo Smist neg 3262 1899 Baier William 1899 marr 75 hernia POSSIBLE WUC Holder John 1899 marr 75 brchal enotdman Causes Apoplexy (Apoloplexy/ Apop. Fit/ Apoplepy/ Appolexy) 1. A sudden diminution or loss of consciousness, sensation, and voluntary motion, usually caused by extravasation of blood or serum into the brain or spinal cord. 2. The condition of any organ or tissue marked by an effusion of blood into its substance as in of the lung. Cerebral: disturbance of brain circulation as by hemorrhage, embolism ot thrombosis. Blood Poison - See Septicaemia. Brain Fever (Brain Disease/ Brain Trouble) - Fever in which the brain is specially affected; any acute cerebral affection attended by fever. Bright's Disease (Bright s disease/ Bright's) - Any of several forms of disease of the kidney attended with albumin in the urine, including especially acute and chronic nonsuppurative nephritis. See chronic nephritis. Bronchitis (Bronchitus/ Brouckne Trou-) - Imflammation, acute or chronic, of the bronchial tubes or any part of them. Catarrh (Catarah/ Catarrah/ Catarrh of Brain/ Catarrh of Head/ Catarrh of Stomach/ Catarrh on the Breast/ Catarrk/ Catarrk Pneumonia) - An inflammatory affection of any mucous membrane, in which there are congetion, swelling, and an alteration in the quantity and quality of mucous secreted. In America, especially, a chronic inflammation of, and hypersecretion from the membranes of nose or air passages. in England, an acute influenza, resulting from a cold and attended with cough, thirst, lassitude and watery eyes; also, the cold itself Cholera - Any of a number of diseases; - usually with a distinguishing word. For example, see
"Cholera Infantum" below. Cholera Infantum (Cholera Inf/ Cholera Infan/ Cholera Infant/ Cholera Infantile/ Cholera Infantium/ Cholera Infantom) - a disease of infants prevailing in Summer and characterized by vomiting, uncontrollable diarrhea and collapse. The predisposing cause appears to be the hot weather. it is especially fatal in large cities. Chronic (Diarrhea/ Chronic Gastretis/ Chronic Gastria Catarrah/ Chronic Gastritis/Chronic Illness) - A chronic condition is of a disease of long duration or characterized by slowly progressing symptoms. See diarrhea, gastritis, and gastric catarrh below. Confinement - No medical definition. Consumption - A progressive wasting away of the body, especially that attended upon pulmonary phthisis, called pulmonary consumption; hence pulmonary phthisis or tuberculosis. See Phthisis, Tuberculosis. Croup (Croup Pneumonia) - Any affection of the larynx or trachea, accompanied by a hoarse, ringing cough and stridulous, difficulty breathing; especially, such an affection when associated with the development of a false membrane in the air passages. See Diphtheria. Diabetes (Diabetis) - A disease which is attended with a persistent; excessive discharge of urine containing no abnormal constituent. Diarrhea - A morbidly frequent and profuse discharge of loose or fluid evacuations from the intestines, without teresmus; a purging or looseness of the bowels. Diphtheria (Diphoheria/ Diptheris/ Dipthlheria/ Duptratitheria/ Dyptheris/ Dyptratheria) - An acute, febrile, infectious disease in which the air passages, and especially, the throat, become coated with a fasle membrane produced by the solidification of an inflammatory exudation. It is caused by a specific microorganism, the Klebs-Loffler bacillus. Dropsy (Dropsey/ Dropsy in the Leg/ Dropsy of the Brain) - An unnatural accumulation of serous fluid in any serous cavity of the body, or in the subcutaneous cellular tissue. The various forms of dropsy affecting different parts of the body are designated by specific names. Dysentery (Disentory/ Dysenterry) - A disease attended with fever, inflammation, and ulceration of the large intstine and characterized by griping pains, constant desire to evacuate bowels and the discharge of mucus and blood. Enteritis (Enters Colitis) - Inflammation of the intestines. Epilespsy - A chronic functional disease characterized by paroxysms or fits, occuring at intervals, and attended by sudden loss of consciousness and convulsive motions of the muscles. Fits (Fitts) - A sudden violent attack of a disorder; a stroke of disease, especially epilepsy or apoplexy, which produces convulsions or unconsciousness. See epilepsy, apoplexy. Gastric Catarrah (Gastic Catarah) - Of or pertaining to or situated near the stomach. See catarrh. Grip (Gripp) - A spasm of pain. See influenza. Measles (Measles & Consumption) - A contagious febrile disorder, commencing with catarrhal symptoms, ascoryza, conjunctivitis, and cough and marked by the appearance on the third day of an eruption of distinct red circular spots. Paralysis (Para etc/ Para of Brain/ Paralatic Stroke/ Paraletic Stroke/ Paralisis/ Paralitic Stroke/ Parallysis/ Paralyis/ Paralysis of Heart/ Paralysis of Thoat./ Paraylsis/ Paresis/ Parletic stroke/ Parlyetic/ parylasis) 1. Abolition of function, whether complete or partial; especially, the loss of the power of voluntary motion...or of sensation...in any part of the body. 2. A chronic, progressive, nervous disease, occuring in advanced life and marked by muscular
tremor and weakness and a peculiar gait termed festination; Parkinson's Disease. Pneumonia (Pneumnonia) - Inflammation of the lungs; usually due to infection. Scarlet Fever - An acute contagious febrile disease characterized by inflammation of the fauces and a scarlet rash appearing usually on the second day and ending in desquamation about the sixth or seventh day; scarletina. It is frequently complicated with disease of the kidney. Senile (Debility/ Senile Disability) - Of or pertaining to, proceeding from or chance of old age or the infirmities of old age. See internally infirmed. Septicaemia (Septacunines) - A poisoned condition of the blood due to pathogenic bacteria; blood poisoning. marked by chills, fever, prostration and inflammation of the serous membranes and of the lungs, kidneys and other organs. Summer-com/ Summer Complaint -acute gastroenteritis, Diarrhea, usually in infants caused by spoiled milk weaning brash, water gripes, choleric fever of children, cholera morbus. acute
gastroenteritis
Tuberculosis (Tubuculos of Brain) - An infectious disease...cause of which is the tubercle bacillus...pulmonary phthisis or consumption. Amonog the most frequent sights of tuberculosis are the lungs, intestinal tract, lymphatic glands, serous membranes, bones, skin, brain, fallopian tubes, uterus and spleen. Symptoms vary with localization. The disease affects, besides men, many of the lower animals, as cattle, hogs, dogs, cats, monkeys, rabbits, and guinea pigs. Tumor (Tumor by Ears/ Tumor in the Stomach) - An abnormal mass of tissue not inflammed and independent in character arising without obvious cause from cells of preexisting tissue possessing no physiologic function and characteristically unrestrained in growth and structure. Typhoid Fever (Typhiod Fever/ Typhoid/ Typhoid Pneumonia) - An infectious febrile disease caused by a bacillus introduced into the system with the food or drinking water and characterized by catarrh of intestines, enlargement and necrosis of the Peyerian glands, enlarged spleen and mesenteric glands...a peculiar eruption appearing on the seventh to eleventh days consisting of small, slightly elevated rose colored spots which disappear on pressure and come out in successive crops and often diarrhea with discharges resembling pea soup in appearance; enteric fever.
Warren Hysterical Society Officers have stolen several soldiers memorials and have stopped historians from putting marker bricks at unreadable stones and unmarked graves. What? Yes this is sad but true. Now they are stealing epitaphs and grave memorials they don't like.
For almost 170 years Warren Union Cemetery existed even though often neglected without need for published rules. When a family wanted to put flowers on a grave or set a marker on a grave it was done without a problem. Never in the 170 year history has there been a bad marker or one in such bad taste that it should have been removed. But an eight active member social clique, the Warren hysterical society (Who really do very little if any historical research.) decided that it was going to control and supervise the cemetery which they had neglected for years. They wanted to take credit for any memorial placed there and when some families placed a beautiful black granite Unknown Soldier stone to honor the now unknown soldier that is buried there. The officers of this group decided to rip it out. The same fate happened to a memorial to all veterans including those who died on 9-11, and to a memorial listing soldiers buried there and a memorial to the flag that these men fought for. And the children's memorial of beautiful granite newly placed that honored the many children and pioneers buried there without markers. They did not own those markers or the cemetery but they ripped these out. Then they started taking out other memorials that they did not like including epitaphs. They removed brick markers placed by the historian that marked unmarked graves or that were put next to stones that were unreadable. None of these memorials belonged to them. Again they do not own the cemetery. This group did not give any public notice, take a vote of the membership, nor get permission from the city or the owners of the stones. They removed these stones without just cause. It only seems to make sense if one considers that they were mad that families would place stones without their permission and they could not take credit for them. Nothing was found wrong with these memorials in a public meeting a week following the removal of these memorials. A police report was filed. This hit the news media but soon Sue Keffer called the Warren police and stated that this group had taken the memorials. She could not give any reason why they did this. The police seeing that this was done by the local historical society decided that it was not a police matter. To add further insult to injury this society has drafted rules it wishes to dictate. This historian feels that these rules are unnecessary as the cemetery is full. They demand that foundations be built for any future marker that are 42 deep with concrete with a rating of no less than 3,000 psi and shall be air entrained with 5-6% aid using an entraining admixture. They are demanding this for all markers. This is harmful because in old cemeteries like this one, remains may be located less than 42 inches deep. Many babies were buried here in shallow graves and sometimes they were buried on top of adult burials. In the old days depending on weather and whether it was raining the graves were dug by hand usually by a family member and the remains may not be that deep. Even now a six foot grave the top of the vault is often less than four feet deep. Remember this was never a commercial cemetery. This was an old village cemetery with hand dug graves and hundreds of babies buried at shallower depths. It is absurd to request such a deep foundation for a identification brick or 4 inch flat identification marker. Several marker companies suggest a layer of pea gravel is all that is necessary under a thin four inch thick or thinner marker. For big monuments yes cement foundations are necessary. But why force families to pay the huge expense for special concrete and take a change on disturbing the remains. In effect what they have done is stop families from marking family graves and they have stopped this historian from placing results of his research in identifying grave sites. There now appears the probable real reason for this action. They are so jealous that a local historian has done research that they can't take credit for. They are doing everything they can to discredit his work. They have stopped him from placing ID markers And they tore out the markers he
encouraged people to place there. It is a shame because the markers helped educate people especially young people who no longer learn history in school. And those soldiers have had their marker stolen and many do not have their name on any other stone. So in effect they have stolen these soldiers memorial and their history forever. We former soldiers feel this is morally wrong and disrespectful. This group decided to create even more rules telling families that they could not even leave a simple flower on a grave. They have dictated when people can leave flowers and now demand a receptacle. We do not need people bringing in more plastic, wooden, metal or cement containers. There is no need in this historic cemetery for containers for the few flowers that are brought in. They are allowing rubbings which are dangerous. This is potentially destructive and putting side pressure on an old stone is dangerous. This information gathering can be done with photographic side lighting. They are requiring all markers to be of one piece construction is unnecessarily limiting. If you look at any cemetery there are many good markers that are not just one piece. We should not be dictating to families or the government what they style of marker to honor their loved ones. But they also state in their dictated unnecessary rules that they will remove any marker, memorial or other object they do not like without notice. And they have already removed several markers. They have no right to steal property that does not belong to them. Again they do not own the memorials or the cemetery. And their stealing of memorials especially of soldiers who fought for our country is not only disrespectful but is treason. (See the chapter on Warren Union Cemetery for pictures of these.) This is a historical society in name only. They do little if any historical research They are a social clique that is interested in self taking credit for everything historical in this city. Lastly they have totally neglected this historians request to fix the foundations of the leaning stones. Some of these are tall and could now fall on a child. Children have been hurt in the past and they may be hurt or killed if this situation is not corrected. This short article was to inform you of what has happened.
Warren Union Cemetery Plants Estimated 100 plants in cemetery and another hundred on three sides. Most of these were planted and nursed into successful growth by Tom Turmel who for many years volunteered his time and labor to make this a beautiful place. West fence has many plants Grape, mulberry, goldenrod, Chicory, VirginiaCreeper vine Big Sugar Maple at back Row 1 Remington George Grape, Blue Cherries Row 2 BERGER --Gesch - Metro Yew Lottie Gesch Red Spruce Effie Distelrod Sugar Maple Row 3 Reddick Skinner -3-29 Distlrod monument Skinner Burning Bush Row 4 John Gamble -4-30 Distelrath-5-27 Tatro monument round leaf linden? Frank Halsey Austrailan Pine 5 Cole-Tatro by s fence Ninebark. Alt in clusters round, Boxwood White flowers by Hoard Francis Tatro Black Spruce Row 6 EdithHalsey 32 Wilson. Cole Pin Oak, Thos wilson red spruce. Osborn flowers. Hoard flowers
Row 7 Evarts low 33 Peck May. EvartsSnowball, Pereira Oriential Bush Cherry 2T Tree Peck Iris Row 8 Tharrett Monument-8-32 Brandon Daniel Theritt flowers DeLecjour, Bench, Red Hybird Maple Row 9 Cartwright worn white-4 Murthum 27 Hearn Robert, E of Old Theritt Red Canadian Purple Leaf Cherry, Iris, Geo Smith flowers, flowers in back Row 10 Smith -Halsey BF BlackWalnut
Lot Row 11 Harwood -11-33 Gillett Iris, 2 junipers, Almeda Hoxsey Burning bush, In area Green Smoke Tree fro Harwood house Row 12 Barton tall pink -12-34 Walker Etta Round Ninebark Row 13 Ames 13-33 Morehead-Charles Adair. Lidia Brown Boxwood, Franklin Ames Blue spruce Row 14 Barr-34 Smith Esther, Baby Wilson Westeria Behind fence at Spalding Black Cherry Row 15 MASON -15-31 Wilson baby Row 16 Hoyt TALL PINK - Kingscott Barbara-28 Hitchcock Louisa Norway spruce Red Bench Row 17 Glazier TALL -43 Masten Herbert Smoke Tree ElginVanMeer in back Row 18 STANLEY -18-26 Corey George W Corey 18-37 Hitchcock Melissa-Flynn. Big Wild blackCherry by S fence, Melissa Hitchcock 2 needle 4 Scotch pine, Wm Corey Burning Bush, Davy sugar maple Row 19 West Gate and drive two little Stanley lambs at left, sugar maples in back Row 20 Gray worn 20-4 Morris Cyrena E wife Row 21 Case-25 Wilson John -31 Big Hartsig monument Norway spruce. By S fence Case Black dwarf spruce 1997 from Yates, Chas Davy Snowball, Burning bush by Wright Row 22 Hoxsey-22-40 Reddick Lloyd. Jenny to E Pink cherry, Ross Higgin Schweldier Maple from Harwood
house burgendy in spring, Norway spruce in back Row 23 Jenny-23-43 Willis, Shalott Warrener Burning Bush, Neil Reid White Pine, Black Cherry and sugar maple in back Lot Row 24 Benson-24- Barton C Lucinda Lot Row 25 Ames FLAT WHITE-25-14 bench-Small Leaf Linden 25-41 Matthews Esther. Row 26 McDowall -26-41 Norris W Emmit. McDowall Weeping Mulberry, Christopher Bartels Burning Bush, ornimental grass, Ellen Mccoy big Concoler Fir 1985, Memoza tree rare, terigan like oregno, flowers. In back sugar maples Row 27 Hartlin low stone -42 Rickabus. Hartlin Flowers, White flower barberry like, Red Cedar, in back Walnut, flowers Row 28 row just east of historical -5 Historic Marker-flowers 8-11 Big Rock Ninebark, GreyBirch 28-21 Flag Pole 2Ninebark, spreading juniper, Iris stone from chimney Harwood house pink morter 28-34 Cement Bench 28-35-40 Butterfly Garden 10 plants 28-51 Maerz Heinrich. Ormental Grass, Iris, Day Lillies, Vadalia behind fence Ash, Bolina Poplar at corner, Black Walnut Row 29 Panzer red stone -54 Follhardt Henry. Maria Sirine Deep Purple Lilac, Lizzy PennowBurning Bush, Gotlieb Pinnow White Cedar, in back Big Norway Spruce Row 30 Miesel-Qualmann Sophia-59 Schmidt Theodore. Red Cedars by S Fence,Walter Penow BlackEye Susan Row 31Cemetery Sign Schiebel-31-58 Eckstein Row 32 Kusch-8 -53 Rose William. Henry Beherns Big Anthillis, Round Dark leaf 6' by Tall Beier to East, Karn White Cedar White Ceders in back Row 33 Grimms flat -33-25 Boening Walter, Ed Grimes Spiria, Roundleaf, BabyLuisSteins White Cedar, Ed Bowing Catalpa, Eliz Lorentz little bluespruce Lot Row 34 Berz LOW DARK 34-54 west. Berz Bidweil Spiria b S fence, big stump, Hanekow William 2 White Cedars Row 35 Lee Berz flat stone -35-57 Marie Schuer. Meirow 3Bidweil Spiria, cherry?, Zorn Blue Spruce, Ceders Row 36 Right Middle Drive Lee Berz to left, water meter in drive. Snowball shrubs on both sides at S fence. Fred Dean Hydranga Row 37 Baitinger FLAT -18 Cook John-57 Eberhart Liene-37-57 Ide Bermon-58 Barg Joe. S Fence Cedar, Freda Baitinger shrub, flowers, Front White Ceders, Gotlieb Baitinger White Cedar, Emma Kaufman White Cedar,Ernst Lorenz White Mulberry. Row 38 Stimm small gray stone-38-56 Pinnow Sophia Tochter. Charles Nogy flowers, Schier Flowers, Bard Cedars in back, black walnut. Row 39 Remms-56 Perry Helen-58 Brinkert, PC Hilderband White Cedar
Row 40 Alexander - 40-53 Malkmas Conrad. Red Cedars in front, Fred Mitchel Snowball from Qualmann, CarlBittinger Glossy leaf Boxwood white ceders snowball Yew Korean Lilac near Bittiner Row 41 Zorn-41-52 Allen W Gesch-55John G. Junipers in front, H Zorn Rose of Sharon, Geo Hartling shrub Emma Pennow Red Maple, Zorn Big Blue Spruce 1926, Linwood Gold,Forsithia Hartline, Red Maple 19years, Worth White cedar, , Johanna rose White Cedar, Amanda Beyer Big white pine, N fence ceders, Row 42 Bower BIG RED-42-47 Wolgast Augusta flowers, Frank Wolgast Wt Cedar. Linwood Gold,Forsithia red maple 2 ceders , Rukabanh cottonwood, mulberry ground flowers Row 43 Rickabush low-43-54 Frank Wolgast White ceder, Mo Walgast shrub, flowers, Robt Bottinger White Cedar, Elmer Busch shrub Row 44 East Driveway GateSHRUBS Lot Row 45 Ortman-45-54 Qualmann Carl-45-59 King Fred 6 FLOWERS, Big red Boening Ginko, Fred Minert Big Norway Spruce, in back Black Walnut Row 46 Momrow low red-46-50 Peter Mistopocous Catalpa, orimental grass, flowers. Row 47 Thieme-47-55 Hughes Rose flowers Hulda Theme bush Carl Strouss White Cedar, Ray Mamrow,
red spruce by fence Sophia Arnold White Cedar, Ida Ragenstein White Spruce, walnut in back
Lot Row 48 Miller -48-52 Jackson Brian Royal. Prtesnel Barbarries, Hellen Keller Black Locus, ceder Row 49 HoxseyGetz-49-45 Sobieck Amilia Weiss. By S fence big black Locus, 5 shrubs Warren flowers Norway Spruce, Thompson White Cedar cottonwood, Elm, Norway spruce East fence many plants, ferns North Fence low plants with red berries many shrubs
Property Description Warren Union Cemetery
Unmarked Graves are Common all over the world After nine years of intensive research on the cemeteries of White County, we have learned that there are thousands of unmarked graves here. In some graveyards, the faint rectangular indentions of unmarked graves far exceed the number of tombstones. Archeologist Scott Akridge was amazed when he visited the site of historic Royal Colony graveyard ("Stamps Cemetery" as it is known today) near El Paso in 2004. "As many as 200 graves are located here," he said, although only six headstones exist. Most of the 180 cemeteries in the county have numerous graves that are unmarked or marked only with unscribed field stones. Many military veterans lie in these spaces. If you have a loved one in an unmarked grave, there's important news for you. First of all, you should know that Uncle Sam will provide a free tombstone for any qualified veteran. It takes a little paperwork and time but the results are wonderful. Secondly, Leroy Blair has found an inexpensive way to permanently mark a gravesite. The White County Historical Society cemetery research director is encouraging the purchase of a small gray granite stone that can be personally engraved with name, birth date and death date. It's heavy enough to last but light enough to be picked up and placed in a cemetery by yourself. The smallest size, which Leroy is holding in the photograph above, is 4x8 inches. It costs $30 plus tax of $1.60. An 8x16 stone is available for $75 plus tax. Blair is providing the stones as a service; there is no profit for him or the Society in the project. He prefers that you pick up and place the stone yourself but will place it in a White County cemetery for you if you'll pay for his gasoline. He will also help you through the red tape necessary to obtain a free military stone from Uncle Sam. To qualify, the veteran cannot already have a headstone. For additional details or assistance, contact Leroy at 501 207-2057, PO Box 537 Searcy, AR 72145 or wchistory@swbell.net http://www.argenweb.net/white/cems/Love_Ones_In_Unmarked_Graves/do_you_have_loveones_in_a n_unmar.htm
-------------------------------------------------CEMETERIES WITH NO MARKERS many http://www.tngenweb.org/records/henderson/cemeteries/nomark76.htm ----------------------------------------New South Associates conducted a ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey of selected portions of B.F. Randolph Cemetery, in Richland County, South Carolina (Figure 1). This project was completed under a contract with the Downtown Columbia Cemetery Task Force. Fieldwork was conducted over a two-day period, from April 27-28, 2009, under the direction of Shawn Patch, with assistance from Lauren Souther. http://historicrandolphcemetery.org/documents/research/forms/GPR-Report.pdf RANDOLPH CEMETERY Randolph Cemetery is located in the northwestern corner of downtown Columbia, South Carolina. It is bounded on the south by Elmwood Avenue, to the east and north by Elmwood Cemetery, and to the west by the Southern Railroad. Topography in the cemetery is gently sloping to the west, with a
noticeable gulley on the north-central boundary and a steep bank near the railroad. B.F. Randolph Cemetery was established in 1872 and served an important need in Reconstructionera Columbia. Many prominent local citizens, including eight African-American state legislators, are interred there. The cemetery is an excellent example of South Carolinas African-American community, and its landscape, layout, design, and mortuary styles reflect broad cultural practices and values. After falling into disrepair in the twentieth century, the cemetery has undergone a renaissance in recent years thanks to the collective efforts of multiple stakeholders. Trusteeship of the cemetery is maintained by the Committee for the Restoration and Beautification of Randolph Cemetery (CRBRC). Preservation efforts have proceeded through a partnership between the CRBRC and the Downtown Columbia Task Force (DCCTF). Like many other cemeteries, portions of Randolph have suffered from neglect, with overgrown vegetation, vandalism, and displaced grave markers. As a first step in developing a long-term management plan, New South Associates completed a conditions assessment of the cemetery in 2007 under a previous contract with DCCTF (Richey et al. 2007). Results of that effort included the first detailed map of all marked grave features and a corresponding database with an inventory of each grave marker (Figure 2). The original map has since been converted to a geographic information system (GIS) in ArcMaps shapefile format (Figure 3). More detailed information on the cemeterys history and context can be found in that document. One of the major findings of the 2007 report was the potential for a large number of unmarked graves. A judgmental probe survey of selected areas resulted in the identification of approximately 230 unmarked graves, but it was not comprehensive. At that time, more sophisticated techniques such as ground penetrating radar, were suggested to provide a more accurate estimate of the extent of unmarked graves. New South Associates conducted a ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey of selected portions of B.F. Randolph Cemetery, in Richland County, South Carolina. This project was completed under a contract with Historic Columbia Foundation. The purpose of the survey was to investigate the possibility for unmarked graves within property owned by the cemetery. Fieldwork was conducted over a two-day period, from April 27-28, 2009, under the direction of Shawn Patch, with assistance from Lauren Souther. GPR data were collected in nine separate grids spread over various parts of the cemetery. Results of the survey are excellent. Approximately 164 unique targets consistent with historic graves were identified, some of which may represent multiple and/or overlapping graves. A small number of these targets are clearly associated with known graves based on marker location. However, the overwhelming majority of these targets are previously unknown graves. Grave density in the cemetery appears to be approximately 410 per acre, which is significantly higher than previous estimates. The GPR data suggest that most open areas in the cemetery likely contain unmarked graves. New South Associates recommends that cemetery authorities carefully evaluate the possibility of closing the cemetery to future burials because of the high probability of disturbing earlier graves. Alternately, GPR survey should be completed for any locations selected for future interments.
Officials at the Vicksburg National Cemetery, located on the edge of Vicksburg National Military Park, have released the results of an extensive study of a group of unmarked graves discovered in the
cemetery in 2010. Vicksburg National Cemetery occupies 116 manicured acres high above the Mississippi River. During more turbulent times the site was manned by Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman's XV Army Corps during the siege of Vicksburg. But after the end of the Civil War it was purchased to serve as the final resting place for many of those who died during the fighting in and around Vicksburg. By 1875, nearly all the remains of the Civil War dead had been removed to the cemetery there were 16,588 graves. Today the cemetery includes more than 18,000 interments, including 17,077 Civil War deadof which 12,909 are of unknown soldiers. That's a number unmatched by any other national cemetery in the country. Park Service officials asked for assistance from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to examine additional sites within the newer sections of the cemetery to determine if there were other potential unknown burials. In December 2010, ground-penetrating radar (GPR) devices were used to scan portions of these sections and detected what appeared to be a significant number of unmarked graves. Soon after, Park Service workers physically probed some of the suspected sites with metal rods. In several cases the probes made contact with solid objects beneath the surface, appearing to confirm the GPR's findings. In January 2011, Vicksburg National Military Park Superintendent Michael Madell requested assistance from the NPS Southeast Archeological Center to further investigate the anomalies. Professional archeologists from SEAC conducted field research in the cemetery between January and June of 2011. The team utilized more extensive GPR and probe testing, and also used shallow mechanical scraping to get a more precise picture of subsurface features. Mechanical scraping involved using a backhoe to create a shallow excavation approximately 62 centimeters wide, averaging 30 centimeters deep, and of varying length. The scraping technique proved effective, allowing the archeologists to differentiate between false readings created by soil conditions, rocks, and other subsurface debris, and that of the actual grave shafts. Superintendent Madell stressed that the scraping was not deep enough to disturb any actual interments that might exist. When information collected through the field investigation was analyzed, archeologists were able to verify, with a high degree of probability, the existence of eleven previously unknown graves, in addition to the two unmarked and unrecorded graves discovered in August 2010. The superintendent noted that the records search did result in the discovery of the names of approximately 130 spouses of veterans who had been properly recorded in files and buried next to their loved one, but whose names were never inscribed on the headstones. The National Park Service is working with the Department of Veterans Affairs to arrange for the names of those spouses to be added to the headstones. The VA also will be providing a headstone inscribed with 'unknown' for each of the 13 unmarked and unrecorded graves that were discovered. ---------------------------------------------------------TUCKER CEMETERY Stephens County Oklahoma To reach the cemetery by traveling 18 miles east of Marlow on S.H.29, three miles north, and .4 of a mile west. See Volume 1, Number 4, October 1986. Pages 181, 182. Information founded in WPA Interviews, Volume 57, pages 204, 205, 206. From Warren D. Morse field
notes, Feb. 4, 1937. The Tucker Cemetery was founded in 1896 by Tucker and is still being used with the Tucker Association being the present owners. There are approximately 100 graves with only 35 marked of which I have copied 11 of them. The general condition of the site is good; it is fenced in but grown up in grass. It is just west of Tucker School house in SW 1/4 NE 1/4 S3 T2S R7W. The cemetery was founded at the time the settlement started from a store on the Chisholm Trail.... Mr. Kinder told me there were a number of stores and housed here but he did not know just who was the first buried there. There are many mounds which have no markings at all." (*No additions or changes to those previously published in quarterly) Canvassed by Mrs. Frankie Garrison Followwill, Mrs. Jo Ann Terrell, Mrs. Phyllis Hack McMichael and Mrs. Muriel Teel Cooter on May 12, 1969. -------------------------------Unnamed no more: Historian identifying unmarked graves in Palmetto cemetery http://baynews9.com/content/news/baynews9/news/article.html/content/news/articles/bn9/2012/5/7/unn amed_no_more_hist.html?cid=rss By Eric Sollman, Reporter Last Updated: Monday, May 07, 2012 @ 01:40PM Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on google Share on email More Sharing Services 0 PALMETTO -A Manatee County historian is helping to restore something very important that is missing from a Palmetto cemetery. Roughly 100 people are buried at the Yellow Fever Cemetery, but only 44 of them are in marked graves. Historian Ken Burton Sr. is working with students at the University of South Florida to identify the unmarked graves. "This is history, and it's history that hasn't been told, and I'm wanting to tell it," Burton said. So far, not every unmarked gravestone has been identified. This weekend, the historical commission met to talk about the unnamed graves. Despite the name of the cemetery, only 11 people buried there actually died of yellow fever in 1888. All of those graves have been identified. ------- -------------------------------------This list of those buried in the Oak Grove Cemetery was compiled by reading names and dates from grave markers and from statements by long time residents of the community. One fact soon noticed by any observer is the numerous infant graves and the many unmarked graves. We depended on the memories of those old timers to fill in the information about many unmarked graves. The Oak Grove Cemetery is located in Stone County, Missouri, two miles northwest of Crane, just off Highway 13. It was the location of a pioneer rural school which is no longer standing. The Oak Grove School was a center for community life for many years. It was first used in 1868. http://thelibrary.org/lochist/periodicals/wrv/v9/n1/f85k.htm --------------------------------But for as many as 30,000 soldiers buried in Canada, no one knows where their poppies blow. They are the dead whose graves are unmarked. "Doesn't just that make you want to scream?" said Lee MacLean, the daughter of two Second World War vets who is working to identify anonymous veterans' graves in her southern Ontario community of Haliburton County. "It makes me want to scream because they went off to war as kids and gave their all for what we have and no one has taken it upon themselves to make sure they are remembered by a marker? That is just unconscionable to me." Some veterans lie in cemeteries that themselves are all but forgotten.http://m.ctv.ca/topstories/20111108/canadian-soldiers-veterans-unmarked-gravesremembrance-day-111108.html
---------------------------------------Thousands of Civil War soldiers buried in unmarked graves in Salisbury cemetery SALISBURY, N.C. Thousands of Civil War soldiers are buried in unmarked graves in a Salisbury cemetery. One man is making it his mission to give them the recognition they earned in war. For the past eight years, Mark Hughes said he has been asking the government to label the gravesites of more than 3,500 Union soldiers who died while in a Confederate prison in Salisbury. Their bodies were thrown in mass trenches and Hughes said many of their families never learned how they died or where they were buried. What I would like to see are bronze tables. Maybe four by eight with the name, rank and the unit of every soldier, Hughes said. But in the most recent letter from the Department of Veteran Affairs, Hughes said they turned down his request. The letter said in part, It would not be historically appropriate to affix bronze plaques. The letter also said prison records listing the names of each soldier were incomplete and in disarray. Hughes argues that the records are accurate. He said a VA officials told him there was another reason why they wouldnt install the markers. She said, You know that the markers are not going to happen. That would be too much work, Hughes said. Hughes and others say no matter how long it takes, its the right thing to do. For family members to come and see a name and put that with their family member rather than to just come and see unknown, said Toni Hill. http://www.wsoctv.com/news/news/local/thousands-soldiers-buried-unmarked-graves-salisbur/nPGF8/ \---------------------------------------------Society Hill Cemetery http://emilyevaughn.com/santee3.htm This cemetery was located on the old river road about 15 miles southeast of Greeleyville and about 14 miles southeast of Summerton in Clarendon County, S.C. At the time of the inventory, January 17 1941, it was on the property owned by G.T. Floyd. The unfenced cemetery contained 16 marked graves and an unknown number of unmarked graves. It was badly neglected and overgrown with grass and brush. Through personal interview with local residents, cemetery investigators learned the names of 156 individuals believed to have been buried in this cemetery. ----------------------------------------------http://www.washingtonch.k12.oh.us/mapsite/usctcw/studentpages/unmarkedgraves/intro.htm 100,000 grave registration cards over 500 unmarked but felt less than 105 of total. Much more ------------------------------------
Warren Veterans 1800s Silas Halsey disabled during POW Civil War Moore Christopher 26 s Dec 12 1869 wound received in Army rec 430 Pvt Joseph Metro from Warren in the Civil War Priv K 8 MI Inf. 2/1863 5/1863 Cooley Oscar Priv G 20 IL Inf. 1/1/1862 2/16/1863 1 1 16 Warren Warren ??? Hartman John Warren Warren Lost a thumb
Heipple Jacob Priv H 2 MI Cav. 9/1/1861 10/1/1862 1 1 0 Sterling Warren Jacobs Charles Priv H 41 IL Inf. Warren Warren
Kidd Charles Priv H 8 OH Inf. 1861 1861 3 Warren Warren Deafness Moor William Priv G 16 MI Inf. 3/28/1865 7/8/1865 3 0 20 Warren Roseville Opfer Frederick Priv A 1 MI Art. 5/31/1861 5/31/1864 3 0 0 Warren Fraser Smith John Priv I 3 MI Inf. 4/4/1865 4/4/1866 1 Warren Warren
Stanley James M. Priv A 22 MI Inf. 4/5/1865 8/25/1865 3 20 Sterling Warren Chronic Diarrhea Tatro [widow] Frank [Larette] Priv H 2 MI Cav. 9/3/1861 10/11/1864 3 1 8 Warren Warren Wodie ? Samuel ? Priv D 10 U.S. Inf. 11/28/1856 11/3/1864 8 0 0 Sterling Warren Hernia

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Vol 17 Historical Documents Two Contents and notes 1 page 1817 Warren Maps 2 pages 1817 Warren area

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Warren Union Cemetery Warren Township Macomb County Michigan

Historian Prof Wesley Edward Arnold

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Sheet1 INFANT AND MATERNAL MORTALITY

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Property Description Warren Union Cemetery